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15/05/2025

🌟 100 Idioms in 100 Days – Day 6 🌟

Idiom:
👉 "Bite the bullet"

Meaning:
✔️ To do something difficult or unpleasant that you have been avoiding.

Example Sentence:
🗣️ "I finally bit the bullet and went to the dentist after weeks of pain."

Quick Tip:
💡 Use this idiom when you have no choice but to face something tough.

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15/05/2025

🌟 100 Idioms in 100 Days – Day 7 🌟

Idiom:
👉 "Let the cat out of the bag"

Meaning:
✔️ To accidentally reveal a secret or surprise.

Example Sentence:
🗣️ "She let the cat out of the bag about the engagement party."

Quick Tip:
💡 Use this idiom when someone reveals a secret too soon — even by mistake!

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15/05/2025

🌟 100 Idioms in 100 Days – Day 8 🌟

Idiom:
👉 "Burn the midnight oil"

Meaning:
✔️ To work late into the night.

Example Sentence:
🗣️ "She burned the midnight oil to finish her project before the deadline."

Quick Tip:
💡 Use this idiom when referring to staying up late to study, work, or complete a task.

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15/05/2025

🌟 100 Idioms in 100 Days – Day 9 🌟

Idiom:
👉 "Cost an arm and a leg"

Meaning:
✔️ Something that is very expensive or costly.

Example Sentence:
🗣️ "That luxury watch costs an arm and a leg!"

Quick Tip:
💡 Use this idiom when you're talking about overpriced or high-value items.

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15/05/2025

15/05/2025

🛠️ Series: 100 Idioms in 100 Days
📅 Day 10

🔨 Idiom of the Day: Hit the nail on the head

📌 Meaning:
To describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem. It means you're absolutely right or accurate!

🗣️ Example:
"When she said the team lacked communication, she really hit the nail on the head."

💡 Usage Tip:
Use it when someone gives the perfect answer, solution, or observation!

👇 Comment below:
💬 When was the last time you hit the nail on the head?

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