Idioms about clothes

people who need strength or physical skill and do not

work in office

people who work in offices

to be very full or crowded

• To burst the bubble

• To burst the door

• To burst the seames

• To burst the crowds

to have a secret plan or idea kept secret until it is needed

• To have a card up one's sleeve

• To fit like a glove

• To wear your heart on your sleeve

• To walk a mile in one's shoes

The shoes were so comfortable; they felt as if they were made for me, ……….

I have to

…………. to him; Beka scored

120 points on the ENT

To admire someone for an achievement

• To have card up in your sleeve

• To get crusted on your swerves

• To fit like a glove

• To take one’s hat off

to be the right size and well suited

to make your feelings and

emotions obvious rather than hiding them

With which idioms associated this picture

• To walk a mile in one's shoes

• To put yourself in someone's shoes

• To wear your heart on your sleeve

• To have a card up one's sleeve