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Idiom of the day: Have the guts. Meaning: To have enough courage to do something. #idiom #idioms #english #learnenglish #guts English Writing, Grammar And Vocabulary

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Idiom of the day: Have the guts. Meaning: To have enough courage to do something. #idiom #idioms #english #learnenglish #guts

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Idiom of the day: Pull the plug. Meaning: To stop something from happening or continuing. #idiom #idioms #english #learnenglish #plug English Language Learning, Teaching English, Confusing Words

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Idiom of the day: Pull the plug. Meaning: To stop something from happening or continuing. #idiom #idioms #english #learnenglish #plug

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"Lose track of time" means "to be unaware of what time it is". Example: Every time Matthew goes to the library, he loses track of time. Once he stayed there for 8 hours! #idiom #idioms #slang #saying #sayings #phrase #phrases #expression #expressions #english #englishlanguage #learnenglish #studyenglish #language #vocabulary #efl #esl #tesl #tefl #toefl #ielts #toeic #time

"Lose track of time" means "to be unaware of what time it is". Example: Every time Matthew goes to the library, he loses track of time. Once he stayed there for 8 hours! #idiom #idioms #slang #saying #sayings #phrase #phrases #expression #expressions #english #englishlanguage #learnenglish #studyenglish #language #vocabulary #efl #esl #tesl #tefl #toefl #ielts #toeic #time

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"Out of nowhere" means "suddenly, unexpectedly". Example: Their team came out… English Word Book, Slang Words, Advanced English Vocabulary, Idiomatic Expressions, Idioms And Phrases

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"Out of nowhere" means "suddenly, unexpectedly". Example: Their team came out…

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Every cloud has a silver lining. - Repinned by Chesapeake College Adult Ed. We offer free classes on the Eastern Shore of MD to help you earn your GED - H.S. Diploma or Learn English (ESL) . For GED classes contact Danielle Thomas 410-829-6043 dthomas@chesapeke.edu For ESL classes contact Karen Luceti - 410-443-1163 Kluceti@chesapeake.edu . www.chesapeake.edu English Tips

Every cloud has a silver lining. - Repinned by Chesapeake College Adult Ed. We offer free classes on the Eastern Shore of MD to help you earn your GED - H.S. Diploma or Learn English (ESL) . For GED classes contact Danielle Thomas 410-829-6043 dthomas@chesapeke.edu For ESL classes contact Karen Luceti - 410-443-1163 Kluceti@chesapeake.edu . www.chesapeake.edu

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Idiom of the day: Shot in the dark. - Repinned by Chesapeake College Adult Ed. We offer free classes on the Eastern Shore of MD to help you earn your GED - H.S. Diploma or Learn English (ESL) . For GED classes contact Danielle Thomas 410-829-6043 dthomas@chesapeke.edu For ESL classes contact Karen Luceti - 410-443-1163 Kluceti@chesapeake.edu . www.chesapeake.edu Slang English, English Words, Learn English

Idiom of the day: Shot in the dark. - Repinned by Chesapeake College Adult Ed. We offer free classes on the Eastern Shore of MD to help you earn your GED - H.S. Diploma or Learn English (ESL) . For GED classes contact Danielle Thomas 410-829-6043 dthomas@chesapeke.edu For ESL classes contact Karen Luceti - 410-443-1163 Kluceti@chesapeake.edu . www.chesapeake.edu

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Idiom of the day: Put your cards on the table. - Repinned by Chesapeake College Adult Ed. We offer free classes on the Eastern Shore of MD to help you earn your GED - H.S. Diploma or Learn English (ESL) . For GED classes contact Danielle Thomas 410-829-6043 dthomas@chesapeke.edu For ESL classes contact Karen Luceti - 410-443-1163 Kluceti@chesapeake.edu . www.chesapeake.edu English Vinglish, French Lessons

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Idiom of the day: Put your cards on the table. - Repinned by Chesapeake College Adult Ed. We offer free classes on the Eastern Shore of MD to help you earn your GED - H.S. Diploma or Learn English (ESL) . For GED classes contact Danielle Thomas 410-829-6043 dthomas@chesapeke.edu For ESL classes contact Karen Luceti - 410-443-1163 Kluceti@chesapeake.edu . www.chesapeake.edu

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"Walking on eggshells" means "to try very hard not to offend someone or do anything wrong". Example: Everyone at the company was walking on eggshells until we heard that no one would be fired. #idiom #idioms #slang #saying #sayings #phrase #phrases #expression #expressions #english #englishlanguage #learnenglish #studyenglish #language #vocabulary #efl #esl #tesl #tefl #toefl #ielts #toeic #eggshells English English

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"Walking on eggshells" means "to try very hard not to offend someone or do anything wrong". Example: Everyone at the company was walking on eggshells until we heard that no one would be fired. #idiom #idioms #slang #saying #sayings #phrase #phrases #expression #expressions #english #englishlanguage #learnenglish #studyenglish #language #vocabulary #efl #esl #tesl #tefl #toefl #ielts #toeic #eggshells

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"Be left out in the cold" means "to be ignored, forgotten and neglected". Example: As soon as she went to the table where the group was sitting, they stopped talking. She was left out in the cold. Grammar Lessons

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"Be left out in the cold" means "to be ignored, forgotten and neglected". Example: As soon as she went to the table where the group was sitting, they stopped talking. She was left out in the cold.

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"Take your hat off" means "to express your admiration and respect". Example: I have to take my hat off to you – how do you manage to look after two small children and have a full-time job? - Me quito el sombrero English Posters

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"Take your hat off" means "to express your admiration and respect". Example: I have to take my hat off to you – how do you manage to look after two small children and have a full-time job? - Me quito el sombrero

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Idiom of the day: No sweat. Meaning: There is no problem or difficulty. #idiom #idioms #english #learnenglish #sweat

Idiom of the day: No sweat. Meaning: There is no problem or difficulty. #idiom #idioms #english #learnenglish #sweat

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"Fit like a glove" means "to fit perfectly". #idiom #idioms #saying #sayings -Repinned by Chesapeake College Adult Ed. We offer free classes on the Eastern Shore of MD to help you earn your GED - H.S. Diploma or Learn English (ESL) . For GED classes contact Danielle Thomas 410-829-6043 dthomas@chesapeake.edu For ESL classes contact Karen Luceti - 410-443-1163 Kluceti@chesapeake.edu . www.chesapeake.edu Spanish Lessons

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"Fit like a glove" means "to fit perfectly". #idiom #idioms #saying #sayings -Repinned by Chesapeake College Adult Ed. We offer free classes on the Eastern Shore of MD to help you earn your GED - H.S. Diploma or Learn English (ESL) . For GED classes contact Danielle Thomas 410-829-6043 dthomas@chesapeake.edu For ESL classes contact Karen Luceti - 410-443-1163 Kluceti@chesapeake.edu . www.chesapeake.edu

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Idiom: Nest egg Teaching Vocabulary

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"Bite someone's head off" means "to speak to someone in an angry way". Example: I only asked if I could borrow your bike. There's no need to bite my head off! #idiom #idioms #saying #sayings #phrase #phrases #expression #expressions #english #englishlanguage #learnenglish #studyenglish #language #vocabulary #dictionary #grammar #efl #esl #tesl #tefl #toefl #ielts #toeic #englishlearning

"Bite someone's head off" means "to speak to someone in an angry way". Example: I only asked if I could borrow your bike. There's no need to bite my head off! #idiom #idioms #saying #sayings #phrase #phrases #expression #expressions #english #englishlanguage #learnenglish #studyenglish #language #vocabulary #dictionary #grammar #efl #esl #tesl #tefl #toefl #ielts #toeic #englishlearning

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"Weigh your options" means "to think carefully about your possibilities or choices". Example: I’ve been weighing my options for the last year, as I am really not sure what kind of career I want to have in the future. #idiom #idioms #slang #saying #sayings #phrase #phrases #expression #expressions #english #englishlanguage #learnenglish #studyenglish #language #vocabulary #dictionary #grammar #efl #esl #tesl #tefl #toefl #ielts #toeic #englishlearning Teaching Idioms

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"Weigh your options" means "to think carefully about your possibilities or choices". Example: I’ve been weighing my options for the last year, as I am really not sure what kind of career I want to have in the future. #idiom #idioms #slang #saying #sayings #phrase #phrases #expression #expressions #english #englishlanguage #learnenglish #studyenglish #language #vocabulary #dictionary #grammar #efl #esl #tesl #tefl #toefl #ielts #toeic #englishlearning

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"At a snail's pace" means "very slowly". Example: The roads were full of traffic and we were travelling at a snail's pace for two hours.

"At a snail's pace" means "very slowly". Example: The roads were full of traffic and we were travelling at a snail's pace for two hours.

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“Sing a different tune” means “to change your attitude towards someone, usually from bad to good”. Example: When she learned that I was a bank director, she began to sing a different tune. Learn English Grammar, English Writing Skills

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“Sing a different tune” means “to change your attitude towards someone, usually from bad to good”. Example: When she learned that I was a bank director, she began to sing a different tune.

Idiom of the day: Burn the candle at both ends. Meaning: To work or study day and night. #idiom #idioms #english #learnenglish

Idiom of the day: Burn the candle at both ends. Meaning: To work or study day and night. #idiom #idioms #english #learnenglish

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Do you see which way the wind blows? - Repinned by Chesapeake College Adult Ed. We offer free classes on the Eastern Shore of MD to help you earn your GED - H.S. Diploma or Learn English (ESL) . For GED classes contact Danielle Thomas 410-829-6043 dthomas@chesapeke.edu For ESL classes contact Karen Luceti - 410-443-1163 Kluceti@chesapeake.edu . www.chesapeake.edu

Do you see which way the wind blows? - Repinned by Chesapeake College Adult Ed. We offer free classes on the Eastern Shore of MD to help you earn your GED - H.S. Diploma or Learn English (ESL) . For GED classes contact Danielle Thomas 410-829-6043 dthomas@chesapeke.edu For ESL classes contact Karen Luceti - 410-443-1163 Kluceti@chesapeake.edu . www.chesapeake.edu

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#idioms #english #learnenglish #englishidioms

#idioms #english #learnenglish #englishidioms

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“Bread and butter” is a job or activity that provides you with the money you need to live. Example: Bartending is my bread and butter at the moment, but I’m trying to get into acting. Good Vocabulary Words, English Vocabulary

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“Bread and butter” is a job or activity that provides you with the money you need to live. Example: Bartending is my bread and butter at the moment, but I’m trying to get into acting.

"Hold your horses" means "slow down, wait". Example: Hold your horses! Grab an…

"Hold your horses" means "slow down, wait". Example: Hold your horses! Grab an…

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"It's all Greek to me" means "you do not understand something that is said or…

"It's all Greek to me" means "you do not understand something that is said or…

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