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Get out of hand - to become difficult to control Example - His drinking had got out of hand. #idiomoftheday #getoutofhand #idiomaticexpressions #learnidioms #EnglishWithDev
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The elephant 🐘 in the room - an obvious problem that no one wants to discuss I don't want to ask the question, but it is the big elephant in the room. #EnglishWithDev #idiom #englishidioms #phraseoftheday #idiomoftheday #idiomaticexpressions #idiomsinenglish #learnidioms
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Stir the pot - to cause trouble or controversy, esp deliberately Example - Please don't invite the marketing director to this meeting. He's very critical and always tries to stir the pot. #EnglishWithDev #idiomaticexpressions #idiomsinenglish #stirthepot #learnidioms
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As yesterday was the International Day of Friendship, today our idiom quiz is about friends! 🤗 This idiom means to be very close friends and share secrets. 👫🤫 Is it a, b or c?👇 #CambridgeDictionary #Idiom #LearnIdioms
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Do you know what it means to ‘see someone’s true colours'? 🎨 Here’s an example sentence to help: ➡️ ‘It was only when they started to work together that she began to see his true colours.’ How do you say this idiom in your language? #CambridgeDictionary #Idiom #LearnIdioms
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Learn some Idioms to improve your English today! #idioms #english #learnenglish #learnidioms #englishisfun #funlearning #knowledge #weird @smartinmins
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This idiom means locked away safely. 🔐 🔵 Which words complete it? 👇🔤👇 #CambridgeDictionary #Idiom #LearnIdioms #WordOfTheDay
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Want to sound more natural and confident in English? Using idioms is one of the best ways to make your English sound fluent and expressive! #IdiomsInEnglish #SpeakFluentEnglish #EnglishSpeakingTips #LearnIdioms #FluentEnglish #EnglishLearning #SpokenEnglish #IELTSPreparation
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Learn some Idioms to show that you are a native... #idioms #english #learnenglish #learnidioms #englishisfun #funlearning #knowledge #weird @smartinmins
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Ready to spice up your conversations and express yourself more fluently? Now is the perfect time to expand your idiom repertoire! Do you know the meaning of this idiom before? Let us know in the below comments section. #SChand #Idioms #IdiomOfTheDay #EnglishIdioms #LearnIdioms
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💨 Do you know what ‘get wind of something’ means? Can you use this idiom in a sentence? 🤔 Learn more about it here! 👇 https://t.co/KpRoStcXdR
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Rarely used English Idioms in our daily Life... let's learn it.... #idioms #english #vocabulary #learnenglish #learnidioms #englishiseasy #englishisfun #learningfun #knowlodge #weird @smartinmins
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↘️ This idiom means to go somewhere, usually on holiday, where you can completely relax and forget your responsibilities or problems. 💆 💭 Where do you usually go to g_t _w_y fr_m _t _ll? ⬇️✍️⬇️✍️⬇️ #CambridgeDictionary #Idiom #LearnIdioms #WordOfTheDay
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This idiom means to not have the knowledge that belongs to a particular group of people. 💡 🔵 Which word completes it? 👇🔤👇 #CambridgeDictionary #Idiom #LearnIdioms
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What does ‘music to your ears’ mean? 🤔👂 Check your answer here 👉 https://t.co/mBcbonZbDK
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Ever wondered what common English expressions actually mean? 🤔 Here are a few you hear often, but don’t always understand: #EnglishIdioms #IdiomaticExpressions #LearnIdioms #EnglishExpressions #SpokenEnglishTips
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🔥 Advanced level 🔥 ‘Put your finger on something’ is a C2-level idiom! 🔵 Do you know what it means? What’s something that you can’t put your finger on? ☝️ https://t.co/lpZNsT7vxu
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