Category: Idioms

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As easy as pie-:

Sentence-: For some, getting a good score in IELTS is as easy as pie.
Meaning-: Very easy.

Be sick and tired-:

Sentence-: I am sick and tired of your habits.
Meaning-: you hate the habits or can’t stand them.

Bend over backwards-:

Sentence-: South Africans bent over backwards to win the match.
Meaning-: South Africans tried very hard.

Bite off more than one can chew-:

Sentence-: if you ever want to succeed, remember not to bite off more than you can chew.
Meaning-: Take more responsibility than you can handle.

Drop someone a line-:

Sentence-: just drop me a line if you visit my city.
Meaning-: Send a letter or an email.

Be a dab hand

Sentence-: Mary Kom is a dab hand at boxing.
Meaning-: to be an expert at something

By a nose

Sentence-: She won the game by a nose
Meaning-: by a very narrow margin

Bang To Rights

Sentence-: We have the bang to rights the criminals.
Meaning-: with positive proof of guilt

Get off on the right foot

Sentence-: He has finally got off the right foot on something.
Meaning-: to begin in a good way

Pick and choose

Sentence-: Selection in that company is quite tough, they actually pick and choose.
Meaning-: to choose only the most appropriate

Go on and practice these for today, make them a part of your daily conversation and remember, it is the quality that matters.

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