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9 English Idioms with Explanations and Examples | Learn English Vocabulary Lesson #Spon


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Animal expressions and terms

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We mention animals

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Well, let’s start the lesson

The first term

what will I say!!

If you talked about birds and bees

I think I will say

I learned about birds and bees

Of my friends at school

Or my mother who refused to teach me that

What about the term “birds and bees”

What can that mean?

Means: sex education or simply (sex)

If I asked you, “Where did you learn?

About birds and bees “

I’m asking you now, “Where did you learn?

How to have children? “For example

It is very important to know that

To avoid any embarrassing positions

I do not want someone to ask you

About “birds and bees”

You answer honey and parrots

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Secondly: “You have ants in your mouth”

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But you have “ants in your mouth”

Meaning “you have very high power

And can not stop “

They may be a little “hyperactive”

Sometimes in the morning

I would really go for a run

I have “ants in my hero”

Do not stop until I get out

And burn all my energy

Now with the term of the actual sentences

He is “scared” (very afraid)

Panic

I will use it in a sentence to make it easier for you

I would jump from the rocky slope but I was scared

It is not separate

You can not talk about the other

I mean: I decided not to do that

Because I’m afraid

It’s to avoid doing something because you’re afraid

If you are jumping off the ramp

But I felt scared and did not do it

I was very afraid

I will fight the actual camel for you

and he

Silent silence

Cochlea is oysters, a kind of sea food

Tasty

But this term has nothing to do with oysters

I can say, “Where were you last night?

It is (completely silent) quickly “

clammed up means

He closed his mouth and did not speak

It means: stop talking suddenly and directly

The next term is

I do not remember saying that before

Maybe. But it is very appropriate

And important in this lesson

He “tie horses”

It is possible to say as a surprise

Your nursing home

Connect horsepower

Meaning: Be patient

Stop being impatient

I remember that my mother was always using that with me

Precisely when the snow is falling

I always want to go out

For the snow she tells me

“Rawdi of horses”

If snow falls

A hat and scarf must be worn

As well as the coat

I was very excited, and I have “ants in my pants”

I must “cast the horses” and be patient

Next: “Be in the Kennel”

: Be in the dog house

For example, “My father returns

Late from the bar last night

Now it is in the dog house

Meaning

You are in trouble with someone else

If my father had a problem with my mother

My mother is not happy with Abe

They make it “not literally but sense” in the dog house

The next term is very useful

I use it all the time

Is: hit two birds with one stone

You may be able to do what you really want

I really want that

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Similarity of terms in your language

Two birds were hit with one stone

Finish two things

End two tasks with one effort

If my friend took the school

And go shopping the same time

So I hit two birds with a stone

Because I did two things once

Well, what’s next

“Straight from the mouth of the horse”

Straight from the horse’s mouth

Meaning: You heard the news from the real source

If someone asked me, “You’re sure you’re okay

About that news?

My answer: “straight from the mouth of the horse”

“He told me directly”

The latter: “smell the smell of a rat”

I muzzle the smell of a rat here

I love rats honestly

They are clean and have no smell

But if you “smell a rat”

Meaning: you suspect in deception

Or ask for an answer

So if there is maybe something very good and good

For example: I received a call from a Nigerian Emir

He tells me I earned $ 20 million

All I have to do is send him the details of my bank account.

May my mother tell me: Lucy “I smell the smell of a rat”

I think there’s a trick in it

Yes, “smell the smell of a rat” in the sense that I suspect a trick

Or malicious intent

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