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01 December 2017 12:19

✅Most common American idioms ( part 6 )

❗️She's tongue-tied.
▪️She's so excited she can't speak.

❗️I only have eyes for you.
▪️You are the object of my affection.

❗️I never want to lay eyes on you.
▪️Go! I never want to see you again.

❗️I've got my eye on you.
▪️I'm watching you - one mistake and you're gone.

❗️He's making eyes at her.
▪️He is flirting with her.

❗️That'll make your eyes pop.
▪️You will be really surprised when this happens.

❗️I can't believe my eyes.
▪️What I am seeing is hard to believe.

❗️There's more than meets the eye.
▪️You are not telling me all the facts.

❗️She's a sight for sore eyes.
▪️We're very happy to see her - we need her.

❗️You need to catch his eye.
▪️You must get his attention.

❗️His eyes are bigger than his stomach.
▪️He takes more food than he can eat.

❗️Feast your eyes on that.
▪️Isn't that a wonderful thing we have here?

❗️She will pull the wool over his eyes.
▪️She will fool him every time.

❗️It's a highbrow place.
▪️It is a very high-class place.

❗️You'll pay through the nose.
▪️It's extremely costly to do that.

❗️Don't turn up your nose at me.
▪️Don't think you are better than I am.

❗️She's got a nose for news.
▪️She can get a story from almost nothing.

❗️She won by a nose.
▪️It was a very close race.

❗️You need to lead them by the nose.
▪️You have to tell them every single detail.

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30 November 2017 13:02

✅Most common American idioms ( part 5 )

❗️It's just hand to mouth.
▪️It is a very low cost project.

❗️Keep a stiff upper lip.
▪️Keep trying and you can succeed.

❗️It makes my mouth water.
▪️I think that is a very attractive idea.

❗️It was by word of mouth.
▪️I was told in person.

❗️It leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
▪️I don't feel comfortable with that idea.

❗️It will melt in your mouth.
▪️You will like this idea.

❗️You can save your breath.
▪️They don't listen - they're not open to anything.

❗️She takes my breath away.
▪️She's the most wonderful creature I've ever seen.

❗️I did it by the skin of my teeth.
▪️I just barely got the job done.

❗️It's on the tip of my tongue.
▪️I know it - I just can't say it now.

❗️You'll eat your words.
▪️Any thing you say may come back to haunt you.

❗️She's got a sharp tongue.
▪️Her words are like a sword - they can hurt.

❗️It's my mother tongue.
▪️It is my native language.

❗️It was a slip of the tongue.
▪️I didn't intend to say that.

❗️He said it tongue in cheek.
▪️He was kidding when he said that.

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30 November 2017 08:39

🔰CAN OF WORMS

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28 November 2017 13:12

To be on the rocks

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28 November 2017 09:26

adam's ale
(old-fashioned) water.
Take a glass of adam's ale if you are thirsty.
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27 November 2017 06:31

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💥A MATCH MADE IN HEAVEN

✍🏾Meaning:
It means two people who are perfect for each other.

❗️Example:

🔺Tim and Lily are truly a match made in heaven. They have bonded with their com­mon love for div­ing, gar­den­ing and even rock-climb­ing!

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This id­iom is based on the no­tion that di­vine forces have a hand in pair­ing up two peo­ple who are very com­pat­i­ble.
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26 November 2017 06:39

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💥state-of-the-art

✍🏾Meaning: If something is state-of-the-art, it's the latest and best example of something, or it shows the most recent developments in its field.

❗️For example:

🔺Have you seen Ian's new phone? He says it's got state-of-the-art technology you can only get in that model.

🔺I never buy state-of-the-art products because they're always so expensive. I just wait six months and get the same thing for a lot less.
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25 November 2017 09:03

Act of God

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24 November 2017 23:03

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📗put someone's nose out of joint

📍INFORMAL

✔️Meaning: If you put someone's nose out of joint, you upset them by not treating them with as much respect or consideration as they think they deserve.

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🔺Brad had his nose put out of joint when he saw that he didn't get top billing on the movie poster. George's name was written above Brad's name.

🔺Our little boy had his nose put out of joint when we got a bicycle for his sister, so we got him one as well.
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24 November 2017 11:07

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24 November 2017 11:06

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24 November 2017 10:38

📚acid test
✍🏾The idiom acid test refers to a decisive test whose findings show the worth or quality of something.

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23 November 2017 08:06

💥Get the wrong end of the stick

🇬🇧British English

✍🏾Meaning: to understand a situation completely wrongly

❗️Examples:

🔺I got the wrong end of the stick. I thought she was gossiping about me.
🔺You got the wrong end of the stick. I am not angry with you.

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23 November 2017 07:44

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22 November 2017 08:51

📚aching heart
The phrase aching heart is an idiomatic expression that refers to the feeling of pain because of love.
My aching heart is telling me that he doesn't love me.
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01 December 2017 12:16

🔰HAVE SOMEONE'S EAR

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30 November 2017 09:55

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🔰hard to come by

✍🏾Meaning: If something is hard to come by, it is difficult to find.

❗️For example:

🔺A good cheap hotel is hard to come by in London these days.

🔺Good jobs in the airline industy have been hard to come by recently.
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29 November 2017 12:32

✅Most common American idioms ( part 4 )

❗️He ratted on me.
▪️He informed others about my secrets.

❗️She is a stool pigeon.
▪️She informs on everybody.

❗️I can't make heads or tails of it.
▪️I can't understand what you are talking about.

❗️She's no spring chicken.
▪️She is a tough old lady.

❗️She lost her head.
▪️She did something crazy.

❗️He can't keep his head above water.
▪️He's too busy with many things.

❗️That's just off the top of my head.
▪️Here's an idea without too much thought.

❗️She'll got her head in the clouds.
▪️Her ideas are not practical.

❗️She's levelheaded.
▪️She's always has good practical ideas.

❗️I've got a lump in my throat.
▪️I am emotionally involved and distressed.

❗️You'd better save your neck.
▪️You must survive this situation.

❗️You better turn the other cheek.
▪️ Don't let what they say bother you!

❗️Just swallow your pride.
▪️Forget your pride and solve the problem.

❗️My lips are sealed.
▪️I will never reveal the secret.

❗️It's a slap in the face.
▪️That is an insult.

❗️You can talk until you're blue in the face.
▪️They aren't listening to you.

❗️You must face the music.
▪️Admit your error solve it and go on.

❗️She's got a big mouth.
▪️She talks too much and says the wrong things.

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28 November 2017 09:36

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27 November 2017 06:53

◾️act one's age
☑️To be mature and not childish.
🔺Stop being childish and act your age.

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26 November 2017 13:02

See which way the wind blows

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25 November 2017 09:08

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24 November 2017 23:05

🎖Business English idioms (Part2)

💥Get down to brass tacks
✍🏾Meaning: When you ‘get down to brass tacks’ you’re getting to the heart of an issue or problem. The exact etymology of this phrase is debated, but it is widely thought to have originated in Texas.

✨Example: “In the managerial meeting, we got straight down to brass tacks.”



💥Cog in the machine
✍🏾Meaning: By calling someone a ‘cog in the machine’ you are saying that, whilst they play a part in the company, they are not overly important. Usually applies to workers in larger companies and businesses.

✨Example: “I left my job because I just felt like a cog in the machine.”

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24 November 2017 23:01

Business English idioms (Part1)

🔰Blue chip company
✍🏾Meaning: Deriving its meaning from the fact that blue chips in poker have the highest value, a ‘blue chip company’ is a company that is well-established, financially stable and has a good reputation. Some blue chip companies include Disney and Coca-Cola.

🔺Example: “It is always safe to invest in blue chip companies.”



🔰Above board
✍🏾Meaning: If a business is described as ‘above board’, then their actions are legal, open and honest. This phrase might come from card playing, where participants are seen to be playing fairly if they keep their hands above the gaming table or board.

🔺Example: “That company always does its dealings above board.”

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24 November 2017 11:06

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💥state-of-the-art

✍🏾Meaning: If something is state-of-the-art, it's the latest and best example of something, or it shows the most recent developments in its field.

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24 November 2017 11:05

📌 idioms starting with #A

💥ahead of one's time
✍🏾In advance of current ideas and trends.
🔺Some people describe Albert Einstein was a physicist ahead of his time.

💥all ears
✍🏾Listening intently; eager to hear something.
🔺So, you have some new gossip about Mary. I'm all ears.

💥all fired up
✍🏾Excited; highly enthusiastic
🔺I?m really fired up about the party next week.

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23 November 2017 08:05

💥Top banana

✍🏾Meaning: the most important person in an organization or group

❗️Example:

🔺You'll have to ask the top banana.

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23 November 2017 07:39

📚Bookworm

✍🏾Definition: Someone who reads a lot

🔺My sister was a bookworm when she was a child.

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22 November 2017 07:51

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💥nerves of steel

☑️Meaning: If you have nerves of steel, you are very brave and not many things make you scared or nervous.

〽️For example:

▪️I could never work on one of those high-rise building sites where you walk along beams about twenty stories up. You'd need nerves of steel to do that job.

▪️Those people who sing the national anthem before one of those big sporting events must have nerves of steel.
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