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BBC - The English We Speak (YouTube), What does 'like riding a bike' mean? - YouTube

What does 'like riding a bike' mean? - YouTube

Feifei: Hello and welcome back to The

English We Speak – I'm Feifei.

Neil: And I'm Neil – hello everybody.

Feifei: So Neil, word round the office is

that you had quite an exciting weekend!

Neil: That I did! I went away this weekend

to do some rock climbing!

Feifei: How exciting! I didn't think that

would be your kind of thing.

Neil: What are saying, Feifei? That I'm not

in good shape?

OK, fair point. It has been a long time

since I've been rock climbing, but I used

to go all the time. I may not have the

stamina any more, but I still have the

technique. It was like riding a bike.

Feifei: What? You rode a bike while

climbing? Or did you carry the bike up

with you? What are you talking about, Neil?!

Neil: No, I was struggling to pull myself up

the rocks, never mind a bike! What I

meant is that it's a skill I will always have

and always remember.

Feifei: So we can say ‘It's like riding a bike'

to mean that once you learn how to do

something, you never forget it. Let's take

a look at some more examples.

Though it's been a while since I made a

video, I managed to do it easily – it was

like riding a bike.

I used to do a lot of baking with my

mother as a child, and recently I've got

back into it. It's like riding a bike really.

I know it's been a long time since you've

done any knitting, but honestly, it's like

riding a bike.

Feifei: This is The English We Speak from

BBC Learning English and we're talking

about the phrase ‘It's like riding a bike'. It's

used when we want to say that once you learn how to do something, you never

forget it. So Neil said that rock climbing,

an activity he used to do all the time, was

like riding a bike.

Neil: That's right, Feifei – it was difficult

because it was tiring, but I remembered

with ease how to tie the ropes and all the

best techniques.

The idea is that once you have learnt to

do something once, like riding a bike, you

will never forget that skill.

Feifei: Well it seems that setting up the

studio is not like riding a bike for you,

Neil. The volume in my headphones is

way too loud!

Neil: Oh dear, I think I'd best get away

from here as fast as I before Feifei gets

really mad! Where's my bike…? Thanks for

joining us everyone!

Feifei: Bye!

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Neil: And I'm Neil – hello everybody.

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that you had quite an exciting weekend! che hai avuto un weekend piuttosto emozionante!

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to do some rock climbing!

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technique. It was like riding a bike.

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Feifei: Well it seems that setting up the

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Neil. The volume in my headphones is

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Neil: Oh dear, I think I'd best get away

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joining us everyone!

Feifei: Bye!