Idioms with water
Events that occurred long ago and have been forgotten
Liverpool lost a game. It’s water under the bridge now!
Doing something for very first time and doing it very good.
He took to football like a duck to water. He'd never played before but he is good!
to be in a situation that is unfamiliar and possibly dangerous
Whenever I 'm in USA, I feel like I'm in uncharted waters.
spend money in great amounts
Always during Christmas holidays I'm spend money like water.
IDIOM
definition
Common phrase that has a specific meaning.
Idiom of the Day 18/4/2024
to be on ice
Meaning of idiom
An expression used to talk about decisions or plans that are not going to be dealt with for the moment.
Example of idiom
My trip to Australia is on ice, due to Covid19 restriction.
What is an Idiom ?
Definition says - An idiom is a phrase or expression that typically presents a figurative, non-literal meaning attached to the phrase.
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