AMERICAN IDIOMS | LESSON PART 80 |

[@SteelFanther-t9l]

When we started watching your awesome channel we knew our life would never be the same ... American idioms rule! And you are our rock, buddy! Keep'em coming! -:Russian ESL students Moscow

[@allamericanenglish3111]

[@Stella_Del_Mattino]

Could you pls tell us "Hot pursuit" VS "Hot on one's heels"? Any differences? Tks in advance

[@allamericanenglish3111]

Good question! Same meaning in a way - all I can say is that in "hot pursuit" is usually used when we are referring to the police or the authorities chasing someone. But you can also be in "hot pursuit" of something else like a cheap place to buy good food for example. Hope this helps

[@Stella_Del_Mattino]

​@@allamericanenglish3111what about "Hot on one's hills" l? Tks a ton.