福祿鴻運描述：：1、A Fly Girl：A woman who has boldness and has a strong attitude，knows how to express her personality and attracts attention by her actions. 2、Fashionista：A person who always dresses in the latest trends，has a keen sense of style and knows how to accessorize an outfit. 3、Fashrep：A fashionista and influencer all rolled into one，having the ability to move between fashion and social media platforms with ease. 4、Balling Out：Spending money extravagantly on unnecessary items without thought for the consequences. 5、Woke Up Like This：Taking a selfie at the start of the day with your hair perfectly done，makeup applied and clothing carefully chosen. 6、YOLO：You only live once，so taking risks and enjoying life to its fullest. 7、Slay：A word used to express praise for someone's amazing style，performance or behavior. 8、Preggo：A slang term used to describe a woman who is pregnant. 9、Dope：A slang term used to describe something or someone as cool or awesome. 1. Briticism：Briticism is British English that is used to refer to a variety of English dialects and usage-forms that are specific to Britain, or that feature particular vocabulary, pronunciations and idioms distinct from other varieties of English. It is the British equivalent of American English and is strongly influenced by the culture and traditions of the United Kingdom. It’s used in everything from music, television and cinema to everyday conversation, colloquialisms and common phrases. 2. Slang：Slang is the informal language of the younger generation. It’s used to express one’s personality and can range from playful to edgy. It’s heavily dependent on context and is often used to break the ice or create a bond between people. Slang can be found in social media, news reports, and popular culture such as music, film, and television. Examples include words such as ‘bling’ and ‘bruv’. 3. Phrasal Verbs：Phrasal verbs are common in English, but are not always well-understood by non-native English speakers. It is a combination of a verb and an adverb or preposition that creates its own meaning. For instance, the phrasal verb ‘to look up’ means to search for something. Others phrases with different meanings include ‘to put off’ (to postpone), ‘to face up to’ (to deal with a situation) and ‘to take off’ (to leave quickly). 4. Abbreviations：Abbreviations are often used in both spoken and written British English in order to shorten sentences and words. Examples include the use of initials such as ‘OK’ and the use of acronyms like ‘DIY’ and ‘the NHS’. They are also useful when taking notes or writing emails in a hurry. Popular abbreviations used include ‘ ASAP’ (As Soon As Possible) and ‘TBC’ (To be Confirmed).