English Idioms

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Idiom 'Have ants in your pants' means

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to be incapable of sitting still

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The idiom 'the lion’s share' means ...

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the biggest part or portion

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The idiom 'put yourself in somebody's shoes' means ...

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try to understand somebody

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The idiom 'like a fish out of the water' means ...

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you feel uncomfortable because you are in an unusual or unfamiliar situation

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The idiom 'to have a cat nap' means ...

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a very brief but restful period of sleep

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Idiom: 'to put a cart before the horse'

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doing things in the wrong order

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The idiom 'the early bird catches the worm' means ...

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doing something before anyone else, you will have an advantage and be successful

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The idiom 'to take the bull by the horns'

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to do something difficult in a brave and determined way

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The idiom 'the tail that wags the dog' means ...

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the smallest part of something in control of the larger or more important elements

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Idiom: 'to keep your shirt on'

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don't lose your temper; stay calm