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The idiom 'hit the nail on the head' means to say or do something exactly right. Learn its meaning with examples, synonyms, and related idioms.
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For me, I strongly agree with Matt Cutt's idea. Honestly, we usually stuck in a rut whenever we face with the new problems. That makes years go flying
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This spring allergies vocabulary will be very helpful when you want to describe the unwanted reactions to pollen that happens during the Spring season.
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I am grateful to come across this website to broaden my knowledge on English speaking and writing fluently. Listening to Matt has challenge me to figure
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Learn these spring idioms and you'll feel a spring in your step. Many of these idioms reflect how flowers and leaves burst open suddenly in spring.
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Download the free Essentials Idioms List with definitions and examples. There's also an index of more than 1,000 really important English idioms on this site.
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During the time of my college, I felt I was stuck in a rut. With time flying by, I still feel confused immensely although I pull all my weight at studying.
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Yo tell the truth, I'm really keen on this TED talk! It just inspires me to try something new to form a good habit or expand my skill set. It just rings
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About the technique, I think is completly needed someone tell us how to use paper towels. In my country is better to use electrical dryer, otherwise malls
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When you open a can of worms, you try to solve one problem but it causes more new problems. This picture and sentence examples will make the meaning clear.
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If you 'spill the beans,' you tell someone information that should be kept secret. Now, I'm going to spill the beans on how to easily learn English idioms.
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If it's 'raining cats and dogs' then it's raining a lot. Here are many different sentence examples to help you remember this idiom and use it correctly.
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If you're 'over the moon' you're extremely happy or pleased. These sentence examples will make this idiom easy to understand and remember.
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The idiom "under the weather" means feeling sick, especially sick with the flu or a common cold. These examples will help you understand this idiom.
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The idiom "the party is over" refers to the ending of something successful. Here are some examples to help you understand this idiom..
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Learn the idiom blow off steam meaning with many sentence examples to help you understand and remember this English idiom.
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Stuffed shirt meaning and examples to help you learn and remember this English idiom. This is a person who is serious and acts in a very formal way. Learn more!
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The idiom "back in the saddle" means doing something that you had stopped doing for a while. Here are some sentence examples of this phrase...
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The idiom "couch potato" describes someone who is a lazy person... you know the type of person who sits on the couch all day. Click for examples of this idiom.
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If you're "in the doghouse" you're in trouble or in a situation where someone is upset or angry with you. Here are 10+ sentences to help make the meaning clear.
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I feel it's really important to me to became an succsessful person. I have so much goals and dreams. Sometimes it's hard to keep going and believe that
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The cooking idioms in this infographic are common phrases that will expand your English. Learn "cook the books," "stir the pot," "simmer down," and more!
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The idiom "cook up a storm" means to enthusiastically and energetically cook a large amount of food. Read these sentences to better understand this idiom...
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The idiom "hit the pavement" means to start doing something with determination and energy. These sentence examples will make the meaning very clear...
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Actually I am stuck in a rut too so I decided to start a challenge named 75 hard. But I do it in my own way. Now by watching this video it turns out
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These give me a hand idiom sentence examples clearly illustrate the meaning of this phrase: to help someone with something. There's a very close synonym...
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The idiom "take someone aside" to bring someone to a different area to privately speak with them. These examples will help you understand this idiom.
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The idiom "scratch one’s head" means to be puzzled about or have difficulty understanding something. Here are some examples to help you understand this idiom.
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These visual idiom examples will help you learn some really popular phrases in English. As they say, a picture is worth a thousand words! Check them out here.
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We've got tons of American idioms with clear definitions and useful examples to make your life easier. You'll also find links to idiom examples on our blog.
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The idiom "the gravy train" describes a situation where you make a lot of money without doing a lot of work for it. These examples will help you understand...
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The idiom "smell a rat" means to have a feeling something is wrong. Here are some examples that will help you understand this idiom.
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The idiom "join the fray" means to participate in a fight or argument that had already started. These examples will help you easily understand this phrase...
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The idiom "with one’s tail between one’s legs" means to be ashamed or embarrassed about something (like a dog that’s been scolded). Here are some examples...
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The idiom "whip something up" means to quickly prepare something, often food. Here are some examples that will help you understand this idiom/phrasal verb.
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The idiom "march to the beat of one's own drum" means to be unique by doing things in your own way. Read these examples to better understand this idiom.
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The idiom "off the beaten path" means doing something different than the usual things people do. Here are some examples to help you understand this idiom.
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With this T idioms list it won't “TAKE forever” to learn idioms. Although it “TAKES some doing” you’ll be happy how quickly idioms can “TAKE hold” in your mind.
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The idiom "talk someone through something" means to explain something in detail or explain how to do something step-by-step. Here are some examples.
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The idiom "third wheel" refers to someone who tags along with a couple. These example sentences will make the meaning of this idiom clear and easy to remember...
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The meaning of "from A to Z" is to include everything or the entire range of something. We've got idioms here "from A to Z" to help you improve your English!
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I reckon that video is a really good idea. I didn’t use paper to dry my hands because I think it isn’t sustainable. I used shake it 4 times and fold
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Im very impressed. It was a great speech about a success story. I'm sure he wouldn't have believed he'd come this far when he was trying to build that
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The idiom "par for the course" describes something that is normal or expected for the situation. These examples will help you understand this idiom.
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The idiom "pour salt in the wound" means to make someone feel worse about a situation. These examples will help you understand this idiom.
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The idiom "on the rocks" describes 1) a problematic relationship or 2)an alcoholic beverage with ice cubes. Here are some examples of this idiom...
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The idiom "up in years" means to be old or elderly. Here are some examples that will help you understand this idiom.
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The idiom 'pig out' means to eat too much of something at one time. These examples will help you easily understand this phrase...
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There are three meanings of the idiom 'off the hook.' Get all the definitions plus lots of sentence examples to help you clearly understand the meaning.
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