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Vocabulary: idioms: noses - English lesson

Therefore, it's often the object of people's interest and there are many expressions about it in our language. Yes, NOSES are a real subject of interest...

As plain as the nose on my face	To blow one's nose	To be nosy
My nose is bunged up/ stuffed	To have one's nose to the grindstone	To look down one's nose
To make a long nose at/ a thumb at	To powder/ make up one's nose	To pay through the nose for stg
A nosebleed	To poke/ stick one's nose into things	To rub sb's nose in stg
It's no skin off my nose	To pick one's nose	Right on the nose
The parson's nose	A toffeenose	ENT clinic= Ears - Nose - Throat

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There you are! You know quite a lot about noses, now... The test should look easy to you! Good luck!   

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