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Stir Up A Hornet’s Nest – Idiom Of The Day For IELTS Speaking
Stir Up A Hornet’s Nest – Idiom Of The Day Definition:To cause troubleExample:When the entire family had gathered for Christmas, Uncle Henry came al...
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Head Over Heels In Love – Idiom Of The Day For IELTS Speaking
Head Over Heels In Love – Idiom Of The DayDefinition:To fall helplessly in loveExample:When the Beast saw Beauty, he fell head over heels in love with her...
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Idiom : As Fit as a Fiddle
As Fit as a Fiddle – Idiom of the Day for IELTS SpeakingMeaning :In very good physical condition.Example :” If you want to apply for this position,...
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Bone of Contention – Idiom of the Day for IELTS Speaking
Bone of Contention – Idiom of the Day for IELTS SpeakingMeaning :The main point of an argument.Example :” Nowadays, the increase in white-collar cri...
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Idiom – Lower The Bar
Lower The Bar – Idiom of the DayMeaning: To lower expectations or standardsTo set simpler rules than the previous, difficult onesTo make something easyHis...
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Idiom – Kick The Bucket
When Pigs Fly – Idiom of the DayMeaning: To stop livingTo pass awayTo dieHistory: This idiom first appeared in 1785 in the Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue...
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Idiom – Wag The Dog
When Pigs Fly – Idiom of the DayMeaning: To divert attention from something that is inappropriateTo changing the topic from something important to unimpor...
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Idiom – The Elephant In The Room
The Elephant In The Room – Idiom of the DayMeaning: An obvious, huge issue that is being avoided and not talked aboutHistory: This idiom is an American ph...
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Idiom – On Top of the World
On Top of the World – Idiom of the DayMeaning:Feeling Content and Ecstatic. This idiom can be used when you want to express your happiness.Origin:The idio...
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Idiom – The Sky’s the Limit
The Sky’s the Limit – Idiom of the DayMeaning:No limits to achieve; You can achieve everything if you have got that will power.Origin:The idiom ‘The...
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Idiom – Don’t Rock the Boat
Don’t Rock the Boat – Idiom of the DayMeaning:Saying/ doing anything that will cause problems or issues to the already existing problems.Origin:The idiom...
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Idiom – Get Down to Business
Get Down to Business – Idiom of the DayMeaning:To seriously start working on something with dedication and determination.Origin:The idiom ‘Get down...
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Idiom – Let Sleeping Dogs Lie
Let Sleeping Dogs Lie – Idiom of the DayMeaning:Not getting involved (ignoring) and leaving the situation as it is.Origin:The idiom ‘Let sleeping do...
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Idiom – Make A Beeline For
Make A Beeline For – Idiom of the Day;Meaning: To go quickly and directly towards someone or something. History: The idiom ‘Make a Beeline For’...
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Idiom – As Blind As A Bat
As Blind As A Bat – Idiom of the Day;Meaning: To not see well or have poor eyesight or turn a blind eye to problems. History: This idiom is from the colle...
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Idiom – Better Late Than Never
Better Late Than Never – Idiom of the Day;Meaning: Something that can delay than not happening or occurring at all or doing something late than not doing...
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Idiom – Have One’s Cake and Eat it
Have One’s Cake And Eat It – Idiom of the DayMeaning: To enjoy doing two desired things in incompatible situations. History: The idiom ‘Have O...
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Idiom – Bring Down The Curtain
Bring Down The Curtain – Idiom of the Day;Meaning: The idiom mostly refers to bringing something down or to an end. History: The idiom ‘Bring down t...
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Idiom – Hold All The Cards
Hold All The Cards – Idiom of the Day;Meaning: Holding a robust and influential position and controlling others over itHistory: This idiom ‘Hold all...
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Idiom – To Run In The Family
To Run In The Family – Idiom of the Day;Meaning: Some qualities and similarities that are genetically common in a family. History: The idiom ‘To Run...
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