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In this topic Inshallah, I'm going to discuss a very important part of English language that will help you a lot in improving and enriching your English Language. In addition, it's gonna reflect to the English native speakers how good is your English.
We all know that English speakers use informal language, casual English, that is full with phrasal verbs, slangs, idioms, etc when they speak or write to their friends, family and so on. So, my topic for today will be about Idioms. Are you ready? I hope so. So, what are we waiting for? Let’s start Introduction about Idioms + Guessing Game Tongue
I'm very sure that the first question will come directly to your mind is “What’s the definition of the word, Idioms
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Idiom simply means an expression whose meaning is not predictable from the usual meanings of its constituent elements. In other words, it has a hidden meaning. For example, "Rome wasn't built in one day" it's an idiom simply mean all the great works take or need time to finish. Let me put it in a sentence for you to clarify it more. Sara: when are you going to finish designing our room? Jessica: be patient Sara, Rome wasn't built in one day.
English language is full with idioms and it's really exciting to discover the hidden meaning of any idiom. Between you and me, I'm in love with Idioms; I actually opened a community page in Facebook specialized about idioms Introduction about Idioms + Guessing Game Bigeyes. I have an idea, let's play a game called "Guess the meaning of my idiom" I'm very sure it will help us a lot in enriching our English language.The rules of my game are very very easy and any one can do it.
Rule number one: Try to guess the hidden meaning of your friend's idiom.
Rule number two: Post your favorite idiom or any idiom you like to share it with us.
Rule number three: you can play this game more than once.
I'll start
what is the hidden meaning of the idiom,
I have butterflies in my stomach?
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It's a great subject


IDIOMS

statments that you can't translate literaly

so you shoud find it's hidden meanning



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Firstly

Your idiom "I have butterflies in my stomach" means


You are so nervous



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My favourite idiom is



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Apple in my eye

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The topic this time is very simple and very useful for all. There are a lot of idioms in English and sometimes is very difficult to translate them into Arabic, but we will try to give the equivalence or meaning of which in Arabic.

The idea of this topic is that we have to choose an idiom and to give the meaning of that idiom in English or/and in Arabic and we have to put that idiom in a meaningful sentence.



Be the apple of somebody’s eye:
Meaning in English: to be loved very much by someone

Or Meaning in Arabic: قرة عين فلان

Example: I am the apple of my father’s eye




what is the meaning of the IDIOM


the apple doesn't fall far from the tree

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the apple doesn't fall far from the tree

I don't know exactly but I think

It means that


the person should belong finaly to his family

that what I think it could be wrong



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the apple doesn't fall far from the tree


this IDIOM means :

A child grows up to be very similar to its parents in the way they act and in their physical abilities
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Yes

as I said

Not exactly

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Thank you

I realy liked this game

it's my role now

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A Chip On Your Shoulder

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thank you toooooooo much




A Chip On Your Shoulder means:

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A person who has "a chip on his shoulder" is angry because of some thing that happened in the past.

Example: "He lost his game this morning, and now he has a chip on his shoulder."


what is the meaning of the IDIOM


Old head on young shoulders

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Old head on young shoulders


I think "Old head" means wisedome and experinces

and " young shoulders " means ability and strength


So , who can put an old head on young shoulders is a successful person




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Dropping Like Flies

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hi, what is up
what agreat idea
Dropping Like Flies
its mean
Falling down or dead in larg numbers


A wolf in sheep's clothing
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dear shareef hav you anice time



:the meang of Dropping Like Flies is




If people drop like flies, they fall ill or die in large numbers





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A wolf in sheep's clothing means

To describe someone as a wolf in sheep's clothing means that
although the person looks harmless, they are really very dangerous.
"He looks kind but in fact he's a wolf in sheep's clothing."



now what is th meaning of Like a red flag to a bull
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A common misconception about cattle (particularly bulls) is that they are
enraged by the color red (something provocative is often said to be "like a red flag to a bull"). This is incorrect, as cattle are red-green color-blind.[30][31] The myth arose from the use of red capes in the sport of bullfighting; in fact, two different capes are used. The capote is a large, flowing cape that is magenta and yellow. The more famous muleta is the smaller, red cape, used exclusively for the final, fatal segment of the fight. It is not the color of the cape that angers the bull, but rather the movement of the fabric that irritates the bull and incites it to charge.
Although cattle cannot distinguish red from green, they do have two kinds of color receptors in the cone cells in their retinas. Thus they are dichromatic, the same as most other mammals (including dogs, cats, horses and up to ten percent of male humans; see also color vision. ). They are able to distinguish some colors, particularly blue from yellow, in the same way as most other non-primate land mammals

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ACTIONS speak louder than words
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what about
ACTIONS speak louder than words




This idiom means that what people actually do is more important than

what they say- people can promise things but then fail to deliver




what about

Change of heart



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Moving a red flag in front of a bull


That mean you are doing somthing surely will make me feel angry


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Change of heart


if someone has a change of heart, he changes his opinion or the way he feel about something


He change his haert about the subject in the last moment

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Knock On Wood

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Knock On Wood

i thenk its use to

hoping to stave off bad luck
and as wish to countinue the good luck

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By the book
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By the book


following the rules exactly

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Knocking on wood, and the spoken expression "knock on wood," are used to express a desire to avoid "tempting fate" after making some boast or speaking of one's own death. In the United Kingdom, Egypt, Ireland, India and Australia, the term "touch wood" is used.
The expression is usually used in the hope that a good thing will continue to occur after it has been acknowledged. So, for example, one might say: "The rain looks like it's holding off, knock on wood," or "Knock on wood, I'm much better now." Another example would be "I have never had to use my gun before, knock on wood."

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Time will soon teach you what you were ignorant of
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Time will soon teach you what you were ignorant of



It means that ( you will learn about everything while you will be growing up )


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[its use when we speak about old somebody or in the middle age

what about
it came like abolt from the blue
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Welcome again



It came like a bolt from the blue




A complete and sudden surprise


Thank youuuuuuuu


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Lend Me Your Ear



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The phrase used by people who rap their knuckles on a piece of wood hoping to stave off bad luck. In the UK the phrase 'touch wood' is used - often jokingly by tapping one's head. The phrases are usually used when one is already experiencing some good fortune and hope that it will continue - e.g. "I've been winning on every race - touch wood".

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