This is a commonly used idiom in English, it means "teasing" or "kidding". Can you find other funny expressions and post them here, making a sentence as well if possible?! my example is "Is that really your car or are you pulling my leg?"
Put yourself in someone's shoes - Try to understand someone's situation. "You don't know the problems that I'm facing, you should put yourself in my shoes."
"That was such a difficult question! How did you get it right?" Reply: "I just took a shot in the dark." A shot in the dark it means take a wild guess. K I write another idiom because I wrote one sentence it‘s not an idiom. Se you tomorrow teacher ^^!
This is a commonly used idiom in English, it means "teasing" or "kidding". Can you find other funny expressions and post them here, making a sentence as well if possible?! my example is "Is that really your car or are you pulling my leg?"
"traffic jam"-is the same as a vehicle that is so heavy and slow that it can no longer move.
ReplyDeleteTraffic jam is a vehicle congestion, for instance in AP7 on a Sunday afternoon, when everybody returns from the beach to barcelona.
DeleteWEll done Monek, you have an excellent!
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DeleteA piece of cake - To refer to something as a piece of cake means that you consider it to be very easy.
ReplyDelete"The English test was a piece of cake!"
I love this one, Xavi! and... do you really mean it? did you find unit 5 test easy??? great!
DeleteI think that the meaning isn't this, but I'm not sure.
DeleteThis unit was easier than others.
Put yourself in someone's shoes - Try to understand someone's situation.
ReplyDelete"You don't know the problems that I'm facing, you should put yourself in my shoes."
well done, frank!
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ReplyDeleteThrow the dead one: not mean that we throw the dead truth, if we place the blame on the other.
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its rainig cats and dogs... its raining a lot
ReplyDeleteI'm so hungry I eat a leg
ReplyDeletePut your foot in it. It doesn't mean you've got the leg somewhere, if not what you said something you should not.
ReplyDeleteEasy on the eyes: Pleasing to look, an attractive person.
ReplyDelete"My sister is easy on the eyes"
Between A Rock And A Hard Place:
ReplyDeleteStuck between two very bad options.
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things are coming to a head - we have to make a decision.
ReplyDeleteNo peace for the wicked: Bad people will not be at ease or will be tormented.
ReplyDeleteTo make a long story short: It means, make a great story, do a little. (In conclution, in summary, in the end).
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Delete'Speak your mind'-If you speak your mind, you say what you exactly think about a subject regardless of whether others will agree with you or not.
ReplyDelete"He was very angry so he speak his mind"
Don't mess with the bull, you'll get the horns! = if you look for trouble, you'll find it
ReplyDeleteLike a cat on hot bricks----> when you are very nervous.
ReplyDeleteCute as a button:If someone's as cute as a button, they are very attractive.
ReplyDeleteFor a song :very cheaply.
ReplyDelete"He bought his house for a song two years ago"
See you tomorrow teacher.
"being on the same page" it means that a group of people are agree with something.
ReplyDelete"That was such a difficult question! How did you get it right?" Reply: "I just took a shot in the dark."
ReplyDeleteA shot in the dark it means take a wild guess.
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I write another idiom because I wrote one sentence it‘s not an idiom. Se you tomorrow teacher ^^!
to pick somebody's brain = find out what somebody knows/thinks by asking questions
ReplyDeleteSee you tomorrow teacher! :)
To be in seventh heaven = to be extremely happy
ReplyDeletefeel blue; when you are bad you feel blue.
ReplyDeletemonicaa on et diem la nostra opinio personal del llibre?
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