28/12/2014
Try framing more sentences in the comments below using the phrase "LET THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG".
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28/12/2014
11/10/2014
"OUT OF SKIN"
= With full energy and dedication.
Example : 'The girl in the pic seems to have exercised out of her skin.'
27/08/2014
This is what we call "TO FIRE A VERBAL VOLLEY"
It means to 'use a derogatory language or to abuse someone'
Example of usage : "The captain was heavily fined because of the verbal volley he fired at the referee."
22/08/2014
That is why we tell you to love English language. :)
17/08/2014
It illustrates the use of ain't. Ain't means "is/am/are not".
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"Laughed out"
Forced to go because of being ridiculed.
After he was drunk, Monte was laughed out of the gathering. ->
Others mocked Monte and he was forced to go away.
06/08/2014
Race Against time :
When there is shortage of time.
Eg. : Paul had to race against time to board the train.
Marquee {thing}
When {the thing} is an important one.
Eg. The rejection proved a marquee thing for his career.
It means the rejection he faced played a very important role in hos career. Maybe, it had motivated him.
-->Joe has taken a leaf out of David's book.
Meaning :Joe has learned something from David.
Example: Joe seems to have taken a leaf out of David's book as he is being so gracious, just like David.
Can you guys form similar sentences?
Sun sets on {something} :
When {something} faces a disaster.
Sun sets on the Spanish empire. ->
It was used when Spain could not make it to Round of 16 in FIFA WC2014.
"Opened a can of worms"
Given rise to a lot of discussions and debates
W***y's last statement has opened a can of worms.->
W***y said something in her statement due to which hot discussions are around.
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