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唔係的話我跟你姓 Eat My Hat!

作者: 蕾莎 最後更新: 08/04/2015

Rabbit: 'Where is Monster? The movie will start soon.'Uncle Ben: 'I'm sure he will be late. He is always slow.'Alice: 'I agree. I will eat my hat if he arrives on time.'Monster: 'What? What do you have to eat?' 
Rabbit: 'Oh, Monster, you are here!'Alice: 'I said I would eat my hat. Do you want it?'Monster (drooling): 'Eat your hat? Is that yummy?'

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“Eat my hat” is an idiom. It doesn’t mean we are really eating our hats. We say that when we don't believe something will happen. It shows our confidence in a particular outcome.

Examples:

1. He is always late. If he arrives on time today, I will eat my hat.

2. They are such a strong team. I will eat my hat if we can beat them.

3. I'm sure about this. If I am wrong, I will eat my hat.

 

Reference: Cambridge Dictionaries Online (Learners')

cool_words
1. believe
to think that something is true, or that what someone says is true
2. confidence
a feeling of being certain of your ability to do things well
3. outcome
the final result of an activity or process
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