English idioms

A blessing in disguise

• Something that produced a catastrophe

• Hide something good that happened

• something that seems bad, turns out to be good

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A dime a dozen

• Something uncommon

• Something common

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Pull someone's leg

• Break someone's leg

• To joke with someone

• Help someone to stand up

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Under the weather

• Feel sick

• Raining hard

• Feel angry

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Beat around the bush

• Enthusiasm for nature

• Be sportive and fit

• Avoid saying what you mean, usually because it is uncomfortable

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Hit the sack

• Go to sleep

• Be aggressive

• Someone exhausted giving up

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By the skin of your teeth

• Just barely

• Unhealthy teeth

• Shut up

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Give someone the cold shoulder

• Lie someone

• Hit someone

• Ignore someone

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It's a piece of cake

• It's delicious

• It's easy

• It's cute

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Fit as a fiddle

• Really strong

• Good musician

• In good health

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