Idioms

I tried to learn German language but it’s a hot potato.

• it is used to say when something is very easy to do

• is something that is difficult or dangerous to handle

• get double results with one attempt

• strictly alert somebody from a danger or inform to stay away

My Mom is killing two birds with one stone by singing rhymes to teach me and to please my toddler brother.

• it is used to say when something is very easy to do

• is something that is difficult or dangerous to handle

• get double results with one attempt

• strictly alert somebody from a danger or inform to stay away

The teacher warns off every student to be careful while swimming in the pool.

• it is used to say when something is very easy to do

• is something that is difficult or dangerous to handle

• get double results with one attempt

• strictly alert somebody from a danger or inform to stay away

I love to draw the scenery for you, it will be a piece of cake.

• it is used to say when something is very easy to do

• is something that is difficult or dangerous to handle

• get double results with one attempt

• strictly alert somebody from a danger or inform to stay away

My friend spins a yarn about his trip for all time.

• to tease or mock one with bad-mannered or unpleasant names

• to say just impossible

• to create ideas that are impractical, unlikely and impossible

• tell a long and far-fetched story

My daughter is sad because the kids at his new school call her names.

• to tease or mock one with bad-mannered or unpleasant names

• to say just impossible

• to create ideas that are impractical, unlikely and impossible

• tell a long and far-fetched story

Definitely, Matt is going to be decent and quiet when pigs fly.

• to tease or mock one with bad-mannered or unpleasant names

• to say just impossible

• to create ideas that are impractical, unlikely and impossible

• tell a long and far-fetched story

You should just stop building castles in the air and take your study seriously.

• to tease or mock one with bad-mannered or unpleasant names

• to say just impossible

• to create ideas that are impractical, unlikely and impossible

• tell a long and far-fetched story

Finn told me that he has done his homework, but I am sure it was tongue in cheek.

• a place full of activity; very busy place

• statement in a mocking or two-faced way with disdain

• spoil somebody’s chance of doing something

• with bulging eyes, as from astonish or amazement; amazed

He queered my pitch by asking coach to take rest before I did.

• a place full of activity; very busy place

• statement in a mocking or two-faced way with disdain

• spoil somebody’s chance of doing something

• with bulging eyes, as from astonish or amazement; amazed