Look like a million dollars – Idiom of the Day for IELTS Speaking

Look like a million dollars – Idiom of the Day for IELTS Speaking

When someone said that you looked like a million dollars, do they mean you are very rich? Let find out what this idiom really means.

Definition :

Luxurious, gorgeous and beautiful.

Example :

“Wow, you look like a million dollars.”

” Did you see Jane? She looks like a million dollars.”

“That car looks like a million dollars.”

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Exercise :

1. Read a conversation and answer the question :
   Bill: “Hi Janny, Is that you? I haven’t seen since we graduated from high school. How are you?”
   Janny: “Hi Bill! Long time no see! Yes, I applied for a scholarship, and I’ve studied abroad in Germany for two years. Anyway, I’m great. How about you?”
   Bill: “I’m fine. I’m so happy to see you at this party. You look like a million dollars.”
   Janny: “Oh, Bill. Thank you. You’re so nice.”
   What does Bill mean when he said: “You look like a million dollars.”
   A. Janny is a millionaire.
   B. Janny has a million dollars.
   C. Janny is beautiful and gorgeous.
2.  Which is a correct sentence?
   A. This shirt is terrible. It looks like a million dollars.
   B. The car looks like a million dollars because its price is cheap.
   C. She looks like a million dollars when she wears this dress.Hope you can choose the best answers and don’t forget to subscribe us to see more useful idiom for IELTS Speaking daily.

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