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The pot calling the kettle black
The pot calling the kettle black: To be hypocritical To criticize someone for something you also do Example: You saying that I speak too...
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Nov 25, 20221 min read
Idiom of the day: Break into
to break into: to become a success in an industry Example 1: It’s always been my ambition to break into television. Example 2: Only the...
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Nov 14, 20221 min read
Get up on the wrong side of the bed
Get up on the wrong side of the bed To get up on the wrong side of the bed: To feel irritated for a long time, for no clear reason...
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Nov 5, 20221 min read
Idiom of the day: Thaw
To thaw: For a bad or negative relationship to gradually improve To become friendlier <Note: this idiom is usually used to discuss...
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Oct 31, 20221 min read
Let the cat out of the bag
To let the cat out of the bag: To reveal a secret Example: “Coach Den let the cat out of the bag after the game that a win over CR gave...
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Oct 30, 20221 min read
Idiom of the day:
To make your blood run cold: to terrify you to cause a strong feeling of foreboding Example 1: The thought of stepping through the door...
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Oct 24, 20221 min read
English idiom of the day: Scapegoat
A scapegoat: A person blamed for someone else’s mistakes or bad actions Example: He was sentenced to 25 years in jail for the crime, but...
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Oct 18, 20221 min read
Idiom of the day: Bet the farm
To bet the farm: To risk everything on a chance bet Example: Now is not the time to bet the farm on Cryptocurrency. No one knows when...
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Oct 10, 20221 min read
Idiom of the day: Slam dunk
a slam dunk: a great success Example: “The new Marvel movie is sure to be a slam dunk for Disney.”
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Oct 4, 20221 min read
English Idiom of the day: Miss the boat
to miss the boat: to miss an opportunity Has Wall Street missed the boat on cryptocurrencies? Big banks have changed their attitude...
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Oct 2, 20221 min read
English Idiom of the day: Get off scot-free
To get off scot-free: To do something bad but escape punishment Example 1: My sister always caused trouble as a child, but because she...
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Sep 12, 20221 min read
English idiom of the day: Fall apart
For someone to fall apart: To lose control, to have a nervous breakdown For things to fall apart: For a plan to go wrong For life to...
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Sep 3, 20221 min read
Idiom of the day: Beat around the bush
to beat around the bush: to talk and talk without getting to the point to discuss unnecessary details without getting to the main issue...
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Aug 30, 20221 min read
Idiom of the day: Broken heart
Broken heart break <someone’s> heart: to hurt someone emotionally a broken heart: extreme sadness, grief Example 1: “When he found out...
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Aug 27, 20221 min read
Idiom of the day: Slam Dunk
a slam dunk: a great success Example 1: “The new Marvel movie is sure to be a slam dunk for Disney.” Example 2: “Scott has more than...
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Aug 25, 20221 min read
English Idiom of the day: Not for the faint of heart
not for the faint of heart: scary, terrifying a tough challenge Example 1: If sheer cuteness and personality were the only factors, we...
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Aug 24, 20221 min read
Idiom of the day: Miss the boat
to miss the boat: to miss an opportunity to be too slow and miss your chance Example 1: Has Wall Street missed the boat on...
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Aug 21, 20221 min read
English idiom of the day: Black sheep
a black sheep: an unusual or unique character within a group or family someone who doesn’t belong <This expression can have a negative...
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Aug 11, 20221 min read
English idiom of the day:
to get/have egg on your face: To be humiliated because of your own actions To look foolish because you failed or were arrogant Example 1:...
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Aug 9, 20221 min read
English idiom of the day:
old school: old-fashioned (but still relevant) to be old school: 1) to do things in an old-fashioned way 2) to have conservative beliefs...
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Aug 6, 20221 min read
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