Showing posts with label Idioms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Idioms. Show all posts

Monday, 16 October 2017

Land of milk and honey

Land of milk and honey

 

  • Meaning : A land with lots of good things
  • Sentence : Many people wish to live in the western countries as they think these countries are lands of milk and honey.

Light on one's feet

Light on one's feet

 

  • Meaning : Able to move quickly and gracefully
  • Sentence : Wendy is a ballet dancer. She is very light on her feet.

Like two peas in a pod

Like two peas in a pod 

 

  • Meaning : Very similar
  • Sentence : Peter and Paul are like two peas in pod. They are so alike in many ways.

Green with envy

Green with envy

 

  • Meaning : Very jealous
  • Sentence : The ladies in the party were in green with envy when Floyd showed off his jewellery.

Get into hot water

Get into hot water

 

  • Meaning : Get into trouble
  • Sentence : You will get into hot water if you continue to fail your exam

Feel in one's bone

Feel in one's bone

 

  • Meaning : To have a strong feeling about something
  • Sentence : I know I'm going to fail the test. I can feel it in my bones.

In a pickle

In a pickle 



  • Meaning : In a difficult or unpleasant situation
  • Sentence : The little boy is in a pickle as his parents quarrels every day.

In stitches

In stitches



  • Meaning : Laughing a lot
  • Sentence : His jokes had us all in stitches.

Keep one's nose clean

Keep one's nose clean 


  • Meaning : To avoid doing anything wrong or illegal 
  • Sentence : Since leaving prison, Kamal has managed to keep his nose clean.

Sunday, 15 October 2017

Heart of gold

Heart of gold

 

 

  • Meaning : Kind and generous
  • Sentence : The headmaster may look strict but he has a heart of gold. He has been helping a lot of poor students in his school.

In mint condition

In mint condition 


  • Meaning : In perfect condition
  • Sentence : I've been riding this motorbike since year 2000. It's still in mint condition.

Like water off a duck's back

Like water off a duck's back

 

  • Meaning : To have no effect
  • Sentence : There's no point in scolding Tim. Anything said to him is just like water off a duck's back.

Make one's flesh creep

Make one's flesh creep


  • Meaning : Feeling scared or nervous.
  • Sentence : As I walked to take shelter, I heard a strange sound that made my flesh creep.

Sell like hot cakes

Sell like hot cakes

 

  • Meaning : Sell very quickly.
  • Sentence : The newly published teen magazine selling like hot cakes.

Water under the bridge

Water under the bridge

 

  • Meaning : Something happened in the past and is now forgotten and no longer important.
  • Sentence : Ali and Fatimah had a serious argument last week but that is all water under the bridge now. They are friends again.

Walk someone off their feet

Walk someone off their feet

 

  • Meaning : Make someone very tired with a lot of walking.
  • Sentence : I'm feeling very tired. She has walk me off my feet.

A piece of cake

A piece of cake

 

  • Meaning : Easy to do
  • Sentence : I solved this question within seconds. It was a piece of cake.

An eagle eye

An eagle eye

 

  • Meaning : To watch over someone or something very carefully.
  • Sentence : The eagle-eyes teacher noticed John was copying Jane's answer.

A hard nut to crack

A hard nut to crack



  • Meaning : A difficult problem
  • Sentence : This is a hard nut to crack. I could not solve the problem.

A cock and bull story

A cock and bull story



  • Meaning : An absurd and unbelievable story.
  • Sentence : Do not listen to him. He always tells a cock and bull story.

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