10 Idioms with PIG (Learn FAST with pictures and examples)
1. Pig out (on something) – to eat too much of something at one time. 2. Eat like a pig – to eat a …
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1. Pig out (on something) – to eat too much of something at one time. 2. Eat like a pig – to eat a …
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2020 was the year of the mouse/rat. In today’s post, you will learn 10 idioms with rats and mice. Poor as a church mouse …
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What does the Idiom “A Walk In The Park” mean? A walk in the park is used to show that something is not hard …
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Idioms with TIGER Catch a tiger by the tail – Trying to control something that is very powerful Paper tiger – Acts strong but …
a slap on the wrist = punishment that is weak, not strong enough“My brother stole my parent’s car when he was 16 but all he …
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This post is a collection of 25 commonly used English idioms with body parts. With fun images and examples to help you remember them …
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Did you ever have a bad habit? Did you ever smoke cigarettes? (Did you smoke in the past but not anymore?) How about drinking …
English Idioms with EYE In the blink of an eye Catch one’s eye Eyes in the back of one’s head Bird’s-eye view Keep one’s …
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English idiom – All over the place By Source, Fair use, Link The World Cup is a big event! This year’s tournament …
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