Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Welcome to English at the movies where we teach you American English. Heard at the movies are phrase. Today is pick of the litter from the film The Art of Racing in the Rain. This movie is about a race car drivers dog who also loves racing the to spend their time together at the racetrack. Listen for the phrase pick of the litter. Definitely this one pick of the litter. She always said that Well, just a minute now. We were thinking of keeping them. He always said that true. Call it fate. Call it luck. All I knew was I was meant to be his dog like that. Like it? I loved it. So what do you think? Pick of the litter means. Is it lucky choice or the best choice? Listen again. Definitely this one Pick of the litter. She always said that. Well, just a minute now. We were thinking of keeping them. He always said that true. Call it fate. Call it love. All I knew was I was meant to be his dog like that. Like it I loved. Pick of the litter means the best choice. The term comes from litters of baby dogs and cats. The pick of the litter is the best or the healthiest of the animals. This expression is used for more than just animals in American English, and that's English at the movies.
A2 VOA litter choice call racing fate English @ the Movies: Pick of the Litter 11 0 林宜悉 posted on 2020/07/03 More Share Save Report Video vocabulary