Monday, 20 June 2022

Idioms in ICAI Module

 Idioms in ICAI Module

Idioms - Meanings
  1.  Black Sheep - the odd one in the family
  2.  A bed of Roses - a comfortable life with all luxuries
  3.  To beat black and blue - to beat very badly
  4.  To blow one's trumpet - to praise oneself a lot
  5.  Kith and kin - one's relatives and friends
  6.  A hard nut to crack - a difficult thing or problem
  7.  A cold reception - unwelcome
  8.  Lion's share - a major part
  9.  Other fish to fry - other important work to do
  10.  All and sundry - one and all
  11.  Spick and span - clean, neat and organized
  12.  A square meal - complete meal
  13.  To take French leave - to take leave uninformed
  14.  Man of straw - man of no substance
  15.  A bolt from the blue - an unexpected disaster
  16.  A fair weather friend - a friend only in good times
  17.  Beat around the bush - digress from the main topic
  18.  The ball is in your court - your chance; someone else's turn to make move
  19.  Whole nine yards - All of it; everything that is possible
  20.  At the drop of a hat - immediately
  21.  A herculean task - a difficult job
  22.  Gift of gab - speaking fluently

No comments:

Post a Comment

Animal Idioms with meaning

 Animal Idioms with Meaning Idioms - meaning 1. Eat like a horse - eating too excessively 2. A black sheep - being a disgrace for the family...