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Idioms For May 6 #8

Once you have the world at your feet, you are on top of the world. Read more and find out what do the phrases mean.

On top of the world-:: Sentence-: After admission in Harvard University, I felt as if I am on top of the world.
Meaning-: to be extremely happy.
Think world of-:: Sentence-:I think the world of my parents.
Meaning-: to respect them or admire them
Watching the world go by: Sentence-: I like watching the world go by.
Meaning-:not do anything much and just sit doing nothing important.
World at feet-:: Sentence-:She had the whole world at her feet.
Meaning-: To be extremely successful
Moving up in the whole world: Sentence-: With hard work we move up in the whole world.
Meaning-: to become more successful, to go up in the social status.

To get it: Sentence-: I didn’t get what she said.
Meaning-: to understand( often used in negative).
Got a minute: Sentence-: I need to talk to you. Do you got a minute?
Meaning-: to have time right now.
Grab a bite: Sentence-: I am going to grab a bite of burger. Do you want some?
Meaning-: to go quickly to eat something.
Drive someone up a wall-:: Sentence-: His eating habits drive me up a wall.
Meaning-: to make someone angry.
To hang on-:: Sentence-: sometimes, all you need is to just hang on for your dreams.
Meaning-: to wait.

Go practice the idioms for today. Hang on to your dream, in the times of difficulties, because it is the only way to succeed.

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Are you being bugged by someone or something? What am I talking about? Go on and read more to find out what am I asking.

Be all ears: Sentence-: tell me the story of the film, I am all ears.
Meaning-: eager and ready to listen.
Be fed up with: Sentence-: I am fed up of attending college every day.
Meaning-: to hate something, even though you once liked it.
To bug-:: Sentence-: stop bugging me with your advises.
Meaning-: to bother someone
A cinch-:: Sentence-: if you are prepared well for IELTS, getting a band 8 is a cinch.
Meaning-: something very easy to do
Fresh out of something-:: Sentence-: I have got to buy some milk. We are fresh out of it now.
Meaning-: to have no more of something.

Prepare for IELTS and don’t be fed up of it in rough times, because remember, if you work hard, everything seems to be a cinch.

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Know something like the back of your hand: Sentence-: She knows java like the back her hand.
Meaning-: Know something very well.
In the nick of time: Sentence-: I got to the class just in the nick of time.
Meaning-: Not too late, but very close.
Hit the hay-:: Sentence-: I hit the hay as soon as 10:00 p:m.
Meaning-: Go to bed.
Fill in for someone: Sentence-: I tried to fill in for my mother, but then I realized there are some people who can never be fully filled up for.
Meaning-: Do their work while they are away.
Broke: Sentence-: I can’t come to the tour. Right now I am broke.
Meaning-: To have no money.

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