生活中的困境无处不在，有时候我们在学习中也会陷入困境，想告诉你的外国朋友你的困境，或者你听说的别人的困境，你是不是总在用”difficult position”呢？怎么用更地道方式表达呢？我们看Joy and Chris是怎么用的吧！ C: Hi guys. I’m Chris. J: And I’m Joy. Today we are covering the idiom: in a tight corner. It means to be in a difficult situation that is not easy to escape from or deal with. You can say it like this: I’m in a tight corner. / He’s going to be in a tight corner. / They’ve been in a tight corner. C: We always see a similar scene in the movies. A guy being chased by some bad people and he runs into a dead end alley. Imagine that for a second. That is a very difficult situation to get out of. So we call that being in a tight corner. I know that especially during the epidemic a lot of people are in a tight corner. Maybe because they can’t get the full salary or they can’t find jobs. And sometimes, we hear about people who bought their houses on loans and couldn’t k...