Welcome to English in a Minute!
欢迎来到《一分钟英语》栏目！
Here’s an idiom about arguments, and legs.
今天栏目的内容是一个与论点和腿有关的习语V2oioLH-z^Kpw1)(Bv%。
Not Have a Leg to Stand on
站不住脚
Let’s listen to my friends talking, and using this American idiom:
大家一起听听我的朋友们是如何谈论和使用这个美国习语的OYs^e0&=V~uB6xa。

At first,the insurance company didn’t believe me when I said the driver ran the red light before hitting my car.
起初，保险公司并不相信我，当我说司机闯了红灯才撞到我的车时iW7qB0FbG4U_O。
But, there’s a video that clearly showed his car going through the red light.
但是，当时的监控视频清楚地显示，他的车闯了红灯baV==h#_zm+ZV3E。
Oh, in that case,he doesn’t have a leg to stand on! He’s going to have to pay to fix your car.
哦，在那种情况下，司机说的话就站不住脚了nvK5O*^moe~。他将不得不支付你修车的钱3q;ffg[,*w)%ofk。
Not having a leg to stand on means a person does not have any evidence to support his or her argument.
站不住脚的意思是，一个人没有任何证据来支撑他自己的论点W8[^ki+59)R9WsO9@O。
Without evidence, your argument does not stand up under questioning because,if you think about it,not having a leg would make it difficult to stand.
没有了证据，你的论点就不会站得住脚，在受到质疑的情况下，这是因为，请你想想，没有一条腿是很难站立的!p[!gdp^^MA。
And that’s English in a Minute!
以上就是今天的《一分钟英语》栏目！