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Ghoues Amine
15 juin 20161 min de lecture
Idiom #11
have an ace up your sleeve : have an effective resource or piece of information kept hidden until it is necessary to use it; have a...
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Ghoues Amine
15 juin 20161 min de lecture
Proverb #11
If you wish good advice, consult an old man. Old people have a lot of life experience and wisdom, so it is best to ask for the good...
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Ghoues Amine
7 juin 20161 min de lecture
Proverb #10
Marry in haste, and repent at leisure. Many have claimed to fall in love at first sight, but this proverb warns us that if we get married...
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Ghoues Amine
7 juin 20161 min de lecture
Idiom #10
The acid test a situation or event which finally proves whether something is good or bad, true or false, etc. The original use of the...
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Ghoues Amine
5 juin 20161 min de lecture
Proverb #9
The best advice is found on the pillow Problems seem all the more difficult to solve when we are tired or stressed. If we have a problem,...
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Ghoues Amine
5 juin 20161 min de lecture
Idiom #9
Give a good (or bad) account of yourself make a favourable (or unfavourable) impression through your performance or actions.
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Ghoues Amine
4 juin 20161 min de lecture
Proverb #8
You can't judge a book by its cover. This is all about first impressions. We need to read a book to know if it's good or bad – we cannot...
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Ghoues Amine
4 juin 20161 min de lecture
Idiom #8
As easy (or simple) as ABC extremely easy or straightforward. From the 15th to the 17th century, a child's first spelling and reading...
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Ghoues Amine
3 juin 20161 min de lecture
Proverb #7
Birds of a feather flock together. Here, "Birds of a feather" means "birds of the same type". The proverb means that people of the same...
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Ghoues Amine
3 juin 20161 min de lecture
Idiom #7
of your own accord voluntarily or without outside intervention.
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English Proverbs
2 juin 20161 min de lecture
Proverb #6
No news is good news. This is similar to the proverb "Bad news travels fast." If we are waiting for news about someone or something, it's...
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Oxford English Idioms
2 juin 20161 min de lecture
Idiom # 6
Achilles heel : A person's only vulnerable spot; a serious or fatal weakness. In Greek mythology, the nymph Thetis dipped her infant son...
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Ghoues Amine
26 mai 20161 min de lecture
Idiom #5
An accident waiting to happen : A potentially disastrous situation,usually caused by negligent or faulty procedures. Or a person certain...
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Ghoues Amine
26 mai 20161 min de lecture
Proverb #5
All clouds bring not rain There are a multitude of clouds – thunder clouds, fluffy clouds, wispy clouds, rain clouds. We can rephrase...
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Ghoues Amine
23 mai 20161 min de lecture
Proverb #4
"Soon learnt, soon forgotten." This is a nice reminder for anyone who is learning something they find difficult or trying (such as a...
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Ghoues Amine
23 mai 20161 min de lecture
Proverb #3
He teaches ill, who teaches all. " This proverb is a little tricky to understand due to its unusual structure. It becomes easier if we...
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Ghoues Amine
23 mai 20161 min de lecture
Idiom #4
In Abraham's bosom: in heaven, the place of rest for the souls of the blessed, dated. The phrase is taken from Luke 16:22: 'And ! it...
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Ghoues Amine
23 mai 20161 min de lecture
Idiom #3
above yourself conceited; arrogant. 1999 Frank McCourt 'Tis Many a man made his way in America by the sweat of his brow and his strong...
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Ghoues Amine
16 mai 20161 min de lecture
Idiom #2
Ruffle someone's feathers. Cause someone to become annoyed or upset.
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Ghoues Amine
16 mai 20161 min de lecture
Idiom #1
Smooth someone's ruffled feathers make. someone less angry or irritated by using soothing words.
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