ENGLISH IDIOMS. THE MEANING.

IT'S RAINING CATS AND DOGS.

• It’s time to go for a walk.

• It’s raining very hard.

• It’s easy to do.

THEY'RE IN HOT WATER.

• They love drinking hot water.

• They're cooking.

• They’re in trouble.

HE'S ALL TIED UP.

• He wears a tie.

• He’s very busy.

• He’s sleeping.

I'M ALL EARS.

• I’m listening very carefully.

• I’m cleaning my ears.

• I’m feeling sick.

PUT ON YOUR THINKING CAP.

• Try to solve a problem.

• Try to find your cap.

• Try to wear a cap.

HE HAS BUTTERFLIES IN HIS STOMACH.

• He collects butterflies.

• He’s funny.

• He’s nervous.

THEY'RE GOING BANANAS.

• They’re behaving in a crazy way.

• They're listening very carefully.

• They’re collecting bananas.

SHE'S DOWN IN THE DUMPS.

• She's putting the rubbish out.

• She’s very sad.

• She is a kind, generous person.

HE'S CATCHING SOME Z'S.

• He’s catching some letters.

• He’s sleeping.

• He’s very busy.

He's a couch potato.

• He’s daydreaming.

• He likes vegetables.

• He watches too much TV.