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Six Greek myths that live on in English expressions - ProtoThema English
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Animal Idioms about CATS and Their Meanings in English
There are lots of English expressions based on animals – most especially the cat
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idioms about time
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Useful List of English Vocabulary: Talking about RAIN
Useful English Phrases to Say When it's Raining...
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“Slip someone a mickey” means “to secretly put a drug in someone’s drink”. Example: He slipped her a mickey but she switched glasses.
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"Go to bed with the chickens" means "to go to bed very early". Example: My grandfather always goes to bed with the chickens because he works on a farm.
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Here Are The Top Cat Names For 2021
CattyCorner: The Origins Behind Your Favorite Cat-Related Phrases & Idioms
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Idioms about books
the cat idioms are written in different languages
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“Knight in shining armor” is someone who helps you when you are in a difficult situation. Example: Jason was my knight in shining armor. He brought food and newspapers every day until I got better.
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“Open a can of worms” means “to create a situation that will cause a lot of problems”. Example: Darling! I don’t want to open a can of worms, but I found a woman’s phone number in your pocket.
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Idioms with sun
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