English idioms

"Wash your hands of (something)"

• Refuse to have anything to with something

• Wash your hands when entering the public place

"Catch (someone) with their trousers down"

• Visit someone while they are doing their laundry

• Surprise someone in an embarrassing situation

"Cut from the same cloth"

• To accidentally wear the identical cloths to a public event

• Have a lot of things in common with someone

"A sitting duck"

• When you try to log your hours in Duck and it does not work

• An easy target to attack

"Skin-deep"

• Very interested

• Very superficial

"Hammer (something) home"

• To sure someone understands what you’re saying

• To hit someone really hard while explaining how profoundly wrong they are

"With bells on"

• With enthusiasm, ready to have fun

• Ready for the Christmas party

"Put a sock in it"

• Stop talking

• Pack for your vacation wisely

"All talk and no trousers"

• Someone who talks about doing important things, but doesn't take any action

• Poor poet or writer

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