Showing posts with label Idioms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Idioms. Show all posts

Food Idioms

FOOD #IDIOMS 



-Use your NOODLE = use your brain.

-Piece of CAKE = very easy. 

-CREAM of the crop = the best. 

-Spill the BEANS = reveal the truth.

Top 10 Idioms Illustrated

Top 10 Idioms :piece of cake

Top 10 Idioms :piece of cake (meaning, example, and illustration)


Top 10 Idioms : costs an arm and a leg

Top 10 Idioms : costs an arm and a leg (meaning, example, and illustration)


Top 10 Idioms : break a leg

Top 10 Idioms : break a leg (meaning, example, and illustration)


Top 10 Idioms : hit the books

Top 10 Idioms : hit the books (meaning, example, and illustration)


Top 10 Idioms : let the cat out of the bag

Top 10 Idioms : let the cat out of the bag (meaning, example, and illustration)


Top 10 Idioms : hit the nail on the head

Top 10 Idioms : hit the nail on the head (meaning, example, and illustration)



Top 10 Idioms : When pigs fly

Top 10 Idioms : When pigs fly (meaning, example, and illustration)


Top 10 Idioms : you can’t judge a book by its cover

Top 10 Idioms : you can’t judge a book by its cover (meaning, example, and illustration)


Top 10 Idioms : bite off more than you can chew

Top 10 Idioms : bite off more than you can chew (meaning, example, and illustration)


Top 10 Idioms : scratch someone’s back

Top 10 Idioms : scratch someone’s back (meaning, example, and illustration)


break the ice

break the ice


get up on the wrong side of bed

get up on the wrong side of bed


HOLD your TONGUE


HOLD your TONGUE 




HOLD your PEACE (not “piece”)
= HOLD your TONGUE
They both mean to ‘stay silent.’
SPEAK your PIECE (not “peace”) = share your thoughts.

get the picture


 لما تكون بتكلم حد استيعابه قليل وتفضل تقوله افهم بقى او القط معايا بتستخدم المصطلح ده 



get the picture 

This expression is often used when someone does not understand something immediately. 

Ex. Anna was giggling. She was beginning to get the picture. 

SLEEP IDIOMS

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SLEEP #IDIOMS 

— Sleep in
to oversleep; to sleep late in the morning
I'm so tired; I think I'll sleep intomorrow.
If you sleep in again, you'll get fired.



— Sleepover stay for the night at somebody's home. (usually for children)
Emily couldn't ask her friend for a sleepover until she cleaned her room.



— Sleep on something (idiom)
delay making a decision about something until the next day so that you have time to think about it.
I must sleep on this problem. I'll let you know what I think about it tomorrow.

be knocking on heaven's door

be knocking on heaven's door


بعد الشر عنكم جميعا لما يكون حد تعبان جدا وخلا ص مش قادر يقاوم وعلى وشك الموت أو بيحتضر فى#Idiom كده بنستخدمه اسمه
be knocking on heaven's door : بيودع أو هيقابل رب كريم

Meaning : To be dying; to be approaching or very close to death (i.e., about to be admitted into the afterlife). 

Example : My grandmother fought a good fight against her stomach cancer, but I'm afraid she's knocking on heaven's door now.
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