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Idiom of the week:FACE THE MUSICMeaning: to accept responsibility for something you have done
20/02/2018

Idiom of the week:

FACE THE MUSIC

Meaning: to accept responsibility for something you have done

Idiom of the week:DON'T COUNT YOUR CHICKENS BEFORE THEY ARE HATCHED.Meaning: you should not make plans that depend on so...
09/01/2018

Idiom of the week:

DON'T COUNT YOUR CHICKENS BEFORE THEY ARE HATCHED.

Meaning: you should not make plans that depend on something good happening before you know that it has actually happened;

Idiom of the week:The car looks gorgeous, but the only way to know how it runs is to test drive it. The PROOF OF THE PUD...
28/12/2017

Idiom of the week:
The car looks gorgeous, but the only way to know how it runs is to test drive it. The PROOF OF THE PUDDING IS IN THE EATING.
Meaning: success is measured by the final result.

Idiom of the week:Zip your lips.Meaning: close your mouth and be quiet. Don't say anything.
27/11/2017

Idiom of the week:
Zip your lips.
Meaning: close your mouth and be quiet. Don't say anything.

Idiom of the week:A PIECE OF CAKEMeaning: something very easy to do;
20/11/2017

Idiom of the week:
A PIECE OF CAKE
Meaning: something very easy to do;

Idiom of the week: She entered the room AS COOL AS A CUCUMBER, as if nothing has happened.Meaning:
06/11/2017

Idiom of the week: She entered the room AS COOL AS A CUCUMBER, as if nothing has happened.
Meaning:

Idiom of the week:“I LET THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG about their wedding plans.”.Meaning: to accidentally reveal a secret.
24/10/2017

Idiom of the week:
“I LET THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG about their wedding plans.”.
Meaning: to accidentally reveal a secret.

Idiom of the week:She always BUTTERS ME UP with lots of compliments and then asks me for a big favour.Meaning: to flatte...
09/10/2017

Idiom of the week:
She always BUTTERS ME UP with lots of compliments and then asks me for a big favour.
Meaning: to flatter someone; to try to get a favour by praising someone.

Idiom of the week:Ms. Murphy goes to college during the day and works in a restaurant at night. She's BURNING THE CANDLE...
02/10/2017

Idiom of the week:
Ms. Murphy goes to college during the day and works in a restaurant at night. She's BURNING THE CANDLE AT BOTH ENDS.
Meaning: to overwork yourself mentally or physically; to work more than you need or should;

Idiom of the week:He had an operation on his back last month, but he's AS RIGHT AS RAIN now.Meaning: to feel completely ...
18/09/2017

Idiom of the week:
He had an operation on his back last month, but he's AS RIGHT AS RAIN now.
Meaning: to feel completely well again;

Idiom of the week:My parents give me a lot of freedom, but they DRAW THE LINE AT letting me stay out late on school nigh...
11/09/2017

Idiom of the week:
My parents give me a lot of freedom, but they DRAW THE LINE AT letting me stay out late on school nights.
Meaning: to set a specific limit, especially about behaviour;

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