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  6. Dear Peter,
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  8. Your word for 01st February 2012 is
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  10. * * * Bob's your uncle! * * *
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  12. Please choose the correct definition and click the link.
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  14.  
  15. a) It's easy!
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  18. b) It's difficult!
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  21. c) It's not necessary!
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  85. R E F E R E N C E :
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  87. ____________________
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  89.  
  90.  
  91.  
  92. * * * Bob's your uncle! * * *
  93.  
  94. a) It's easy!
  95.  
  96.  
  97. ____________________
  98.  
  99. PRONUNCIATION :
  100.  
  101.  
  102. http://wordbutler.owad.de/c/r?EMID=096027M4HRNJJIP9703BSJB01BHJ3AO
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  106.  
  107. GERMAN TRANSLATION :
  108.  
  109.  
  110. Bob's your uncle! = und die Sache ist erledigt, und fertig!
  111.  
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  113. GOOGLE INDEX
  114. Bob's your uncle: approximately 500,000 Google hits
  115.  
  116.  
  117. ____________________
  118.  
  119. EXAMPLE SENTENCE :
  120.  
  121.  
  122. Next time you've got a meeting or conference, print out the PDF on the
  123. link on the right hand side of this page and BOB'S YOUR UNCLE.
  124.  
  125. (BBC)
  126.  
  127. ---
  128. Restart the phone and BOB'S YOUR UNCLE.
  129.  
  130. (from a mobile phone Internet forum)
  131.  
  132.  
  133. ____________________
  134.  
  135. DID YOU KNOW ?
  136.  
  137.  
  138. Bob's your uncle!
  139. catch phrase
  140.  
  141. - used to express the ease with which a task can be achieved
  142.  
  143. (Oxford English Dictionary)
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  145. ---
  146. For those who believe British English has taken a back seat to American
  147. English, hold your horses! The Queen's English still boasts umpteen
  148. words and expressions used mainly by the British and the Commonwealth
  149. countries. Bob's your uncle is a good example. While it may have
  150. infiltrated American English to a very small extent, this expression
  151. remains uniquely British.
  152.  
  153. One of the more popular theories regarding the origin of "Bob's your
  154. uncle" involves Lord Salisbury, the Victorian prime minister (real name:
  155. Robert - Bob - Cecil). Salisbury appointed a rather unpopular nephew to
  156. several government posts. One of the most controversial was as the Chief
  157. Secretary of Ireland, a position that many thought the young nephew was
  158. completely unqualified for.
  159.  
  160. The legend goes on to say that the cynical crowd in Britain then
  161. believed that having "Bob" as your uncle was like getting a free pass at
  162. the door, thus "Bob's your uncle" came to indicate something that was
  163. quick and easy to do.
  164.  
  165. Other experts point out that "bob" has been used in several other
  166. figures of speech and slang phrases such as "all is bob," which means
  167. everything is okay. It would not be hard to imagine that this usage had
  168. something to do with the origin of "Bob's your uncle."
  169.  
  170. ---
  171. SYNONYMS
  172.  
  173. there you have it! then you're done! that's it!
  174.  
  175. ---
  176. SMUGGLE OWAD into today's conversation
  177.  
  178. "To enter the company, just show the security guard your ID and Bob's
  179. your uncle!"
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  189. for holiday break use the following link:
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  216. Dear Peter, <br />
  217. <br />
  218. Your word for 01st February 2012 is<br />
  219. <br />
  220. * * * Bob's your uncle! * * *<br />
  221. <br />
  222. Please choose the correct definition and click the link.<br />
  223. <br />
  224. <br />
  225. a)
  226. <a href="http://wordbutler.owad.de/c/r?EMID=096027M4HRNJKIP9703BSJB012CB8OA">It's easy!</a> <br />
  227. <br />
  228. b)
  229. <a href="http://wordbutler.owad.de/c/r?EMID=096027M4HRNJLIP9703BSJB01P7FUGK">It's difficult!</a> <br />
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  231. c)
  232. <a href="http://wordbutler.owad.de/c/r?EMID=096027M4HRNJMIP9703BSJB00GETAPI">It's not necessary!</a> <br />
  233. <br />
  234. <br />
  235. Happy guessing!
  236.  
  237. Paul Smith <br />
  238. <br />
  239. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ <br />
  240. &nbsp;&nbsp; If you have web access please use the links above. <br />
  241. <br />
  242. &nbsp;&nbsp; - your learning will be more interactive <br />
  243. &nbsp;&nbsp; - you can listen to the pronunciation <br />
  244. &nbsp;&nbsp; - and you can easily check the word of yesterday <br />
  245. <br />
  246. &nbsp;&nbsp; If you don't have web access, scroll down this mail for the answer. <br />
  247. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ <br />
  248. <br />
  249. Why not let others enjoy One-Word-A-Day as you do? <br />
  250. Please recommend us to a colleague or friend! <br />
  251. <br />
  252. <a href="http://wordbutler.owad.de/c/r?EMID=096027M4HLKJTIP9703BSJB000E22KT">Go to</a> <br />
  253. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ <br />
  254. <br />
  255. Highly recommended <a href="http://wordbutler.owad.de/c/r?EMID=096027M4HLKJUIP9703BSJB01N2M7G8">English-German online dictionary</a> <br />
  256. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Over 1,000,000 entries, including synonyms <br />
  257. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
  258. <br />
  259. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ <br />
  260. <br />
  261. OWAD is brought to you by: <br />
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  264. &nbsp;&nbsp; Management Development - Coaching - Training - Corporate Events <br />
  265. &nbsp;&nbsp;
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  268. <a href="http://wordbutler.owad.de/c/r?EMID=096027M4HLKK3IP9703BSJB019VN2LJ">Contact us</a> <br />
  269. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ <br />
  270. For subscription/unsubscription please scroll down. <br />
  271. Infos zum Abbestellen und Empfehlen von OWAD am Ende der Mail. <br />
  272. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ <br />
  273. Copyright (C) 2000-2012 Paul Smith <br />
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  297. ____________________ <br />
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  300. <br />
  301. <br />
  302. * * *&nbsp;&nbsp;Bob's your uncle!&nbsp;&nbsp;* * * <br />
  303. <br />
  304. a) It's easy!<br />
  305. <br />
  306. <br />
  307. ____________________ <br />
  308. <br />
  309. <a href="http://wordbutler.owad.de/c/r?EMID=096027M4HRNJNIP9703BSJB00769770">PRONUNCIATION</a> <br />
  310. <br />
  311. <br />
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  315. ____________________ <br />
  316. <br />
  317. GERMAN TRANSLATION : <br />
  318. <br />
  319. <br />
  320. Bob's your uncle! = und die Sache ist erledigt, und fertig!<br />
  321. <br />
  322. ---<br />
  323. GOOGLE INDEX<br />
  324. Bob's your uncle: approximately 500,000 Google hits<br />
  325. <br />
  326. <br />
  327. ____________________ <br />
  328. <br />
  329. EXAMPLE SENTENCE : <br />
  330. <br />
  331. <br />
  332. Next time you've got a meeting or conference, print out the PDF on the<br />
  333. link on the right hand side of this page and BOB'S YOUR UNCLE.<br />
  334. <br />
  335. (BBC)<br />
  336. <br />
  337. ---<br />
  338. Restart the phone and BOB'S YOUR UNCLE.<br />
  339. <br />
  340. (from a mobile phone Internet forum)<br />
  341. <br />
  342. <br />
  343. ____________________ <br />
  344. <br />
  345. DID YOU KNOW ? <br />
  346. <br />
  347. <br />
  348. Bob's your uncle!<br />
  349. catch phrase<br />
  350. <br />
  351. - used to express the ease with which a task can be achieved<br />
  352. <br />
  353. (Oxford English Dictionary)<br />
  354. <br />
  355. ---<br />
  356. For those who believe British English has taken a back seat to American<br />
  357. English, hold your horses! The Queen's English still boasts umpteen<br />
  358. words and expressions used mainly by the British and the Commonwealth<br />
  359. countries. Bob's your uncle is a good example. While it may have<br />
  360. infiltrated American English to a very small extent, this expression<br />
  361. remains uniquely British.<br />
  362. <br />
  363. One of the more popular theories regarding the origin of &quot;Bob's your<br />
  364. uncle&quot; involves Lord Salisbury, the Victorian prime minister (real name:<br />
  365. Robert - Bob - Cecil). Salisbury appointed a rather unpopular nephew to<br />
  366. several government posts. One of the most controversial was as the Chief<br />
  367. Secretary of Ireland, a position that many thought the young nephew was<br />
  368. completely unqualified for. <br />
  369. <br />
  370. The legend goes on to say that the cynical crowd in Britain then<br />
  371. believed that having &quot;Bob&quot; as your uncle was like getting a free pass at<br />
  372. the door, thus &quot;Bob's your uncle&quot; came to indicate something that was<br />
  373. quick and easy to do.<br />
  374. <br />
  375. Other experts point out that &quot;bob&quot; has been used in several other<br />
  376. figures of speech and slang phrases such as &quot;all is bob,&quot; which means<br />
  377. everything is okay. It would not be hard to imagine that this usage had<br />
  378. something to do with the origin of &quot;Bob's your uncle.&quot; <br />
  379. <br />
  380. ---<br />
  381. SYNONYMS<br />
  382. <br />
  383. there you have it! then you're done! that's it!<br />
  384. <br />
  385. ---<br />
  386. SMUGGLE OWAD into today's conversation<br />
  387. <br />
  388. &quot;To enter the company, just show the security guard your ID and Bob's<br />
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