IDIOM
Idiom is a group of words with a meaning that is different from the meaning of all the individual words
o cash cow → a good way to make money
o
clear as bell → to
be understood clearly.
o
copycat → someone who
copies another person’s work
o
monkey
business → unethical or bad activity, mischief
o
day to day → it's
part of the usual daily routine.
o
drawn a blank → you get no response when you ask for
something, or get no results when you search for something.
o
raining cats and dogs → raining very hard
o
a roller coaster
→
if it involves many emotional highs and lows, or
really good times alternating with really difficult times.
o
a white lie → you say something that isn't true in order
to be polite or so as not to hurt someone's feelings.
o
under
the weather → you're not
feeling well.
o
weather a storm → you survive a dangerous event or deal with
a difficult situation.
o
change your tune → you change your opinion about something or
your attitude towards someone.
o
go with the flow→ you relax and go along with whatever is
happening.
o
one in a million → an exceptionally good person.
o
once in a blue moon → it happens very rarely.
o
a slip of the tangue → you make a small mistake when speaking.
o
easy on the eye→ it is pleasant to look at.
o
face to face →
they meet in person in the real world.
o
keep on your word→ you do what you promised to do.
o
kill time→ you do something to amuse yourself while
waiting for something.
