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Idioms
Introduction |
to hang in there:![]() |
Examples |
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as easy as pie | |
to be all ears | |
to be chicken |
Hi, what's up? Now let's learn some other idioms that you can use to make your English more colourful. Two idioms similar to 'it's as easy as pie' are: 'It's a piece of cake' or 'It's as easy as ABC'. When you are learning idioms you should be all ears, listen carefully and then practise. Don't be chicken, |
![]() | to bury his head in the sand |
to go head over heels | |
to be head over heels in love | |
to laugh one's head off |
neck and neck | ![]() |
to save one's neck | |
an albatross around one's neck | |
a pain in the neck (fam.) |
![]() | I'd give my right arm for.. |
to cost an arm and a leg | |
to have sea legs | |
to know something like the back of his hand |
to have butterflies in one's stomach | ![]() |
to be the apple of someone's eye | |
to fight tooth and nail | |
to have a frog in one's throat |
That's all, folks! | ![]() |
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