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- 2. An idiom is a phrase or expression that has a figurative and sometimes literal meaning.
- 3. To have a cast iron stomach – have a very strong stomach (eat or drink anything
- 4. To have Van Gogh’s ear for music – have no hearing Kelly really shouldn’t play the
- 5. Put a sock in it – shut up! Jane was yelling while I was studying so
- 6. All talk and no trousers — a person who does everything only in words. Bob is
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An idiom is a phrase or expression that has a figurative
An idiom is a phrase or expression that has a figurative
and sometimes literal meaning.
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To have a cast iron stomach – have a very strong stomach
To have a cast iron stomach – have a very strong stomach
(eat or drink anything you like without any problem)
I think I would be sick if I ate all that food, but Joe seems to have a cast iron stomach.
I think I would be sick if I ate all that food, but Joe seems to have a cast iron stomach.
When pigs fly — after the rain on Thursday, when the cancer whistles.
Yea, right! This girl will ask you on a date when pigs fly!
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To have Van Gogh’s ear for music – have no hearing
Kelly really
To have Van Gogh’s ear for music – have no hearing
Kelly really
shouldn’t play the piano — she has Van Gogh’s ear for music.
Use your loaf – use your knowledge
Come on, John, use your loaf! I know you can solve this problem!
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Put a sock in it – shut up!
Jane was yelling while I
Put a sock in it – shut up!
Jane was yelling while I
was studying so I told her to put a sock in it.
To cost an arm and a leg — very expensive
The laptop cost me an arm and a leg but I just couldn’t help myself.
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All talk and no trousers — a person who does everything only
All talk and no trousers — a person who does everything only
in words.
Bob is all talk and no trousers. I’ve got no respect for that man.
Bob is all talk and no trousers. I’ve got no respect for that man.
Curiosity killed the cat — curious Barbara in the market nose tore
Tell me please! — No. Curiosity killed the cat, you know?