Idioms- School

You can't judge a book by its cover

• an interruption that stops you from doing something you didn't want to do

• that's the end of the matter; there's nothing left to say

• Don't judge something or someone by its outward appearance

• to nearly everything about a topic

saved by the bell

• an interruption that stops you from doing something you didn't want to do

• that's the end of the matter; there's nothing left to say

• Don't judge something or someone by its outward appearance

• to nearly everything about a topic

that's all she wrote

• an interruption that stops you from doing something you didn't want to do

• that's the end of the matter; there's nothing left to say

• Don't judge something or someone by its outward appearance

• to nearly everything about a topic

wrote the book on it

• to think alike or understand the same thing as another person or people

• to get a new start or a second chance

• Don't judge something or someone by its outward appearance

• to know nearly everything about a topic

on the same page

• to think alike or understand the same thing as another person or people

• to get a new start or a second chance

• an incredibly knowledgeable person

• study with concentrated effort

wipe the slate clean

• to think alike or understand the same thing as another person or people

• to get a new start or a second chance

• an incredibly knowledgeable person

• study with concentrated effort

hit the books

• when real life events seem harder to understand than real life events.

• to get a new start or a second chance

• an incredibly knowledgeable person

• study with concentrated effort

truth is stranger than fiction

• when real life events seem harder to understand than real life events.

• to get a new start or a second chance

• an incredibly knowledgeable person

• study with concentrated effort

walking encyclopedia

• to know nearly everything about a topic

• to start over usually because something failed

• an incredibly knowledgeable person

• study with concentrated effort

back to drawing board

• when real life events seem harder to understand than real life events.

• to start over usually because something failed

• an incredibly knowledgeable person

• study with concentrated effort