English Slang collection：

　　a dime a dozen

　　[释] very common;

　　[例] Don't be so rush to make decision. Shops like this one are a dime a dozen on this street.;

　　add insult to injury = add fuel to the fire

　　[释] to make a bad situation even worse;

　　adult beverage

　　[释] alcoholic beverage.

　　adrenaline junky

　　[释] someone who seeks out or craves exciting, often dangerous activities for the resulting adrenaline rush it gives them;

　　[例] Skydiving? You're an adrenaline junkie.;

　　a dry run

　　[释] a practice attempt, without the actual action.

　　a few fries short of a happy meal

　　[释] not very smart;

　　[例] Just look at what he has done, I could tell he was a few fries short of a Happy meal.;

　　a fine line

　　[释] a very small distinction;

　　[例] Sometimes, there's a fine line between love and hate.

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