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IDIOMS (LEXICAL)
ANIMAL IDIOMS
1. a bird's-eye view (a general view from the air)
2. puppy love/calf love (young an inexperience love)
3. fish in trouble water (to try to obtain benefit for oneself from a state of confusion)
4. animal spirits (in very good health)
5. like a red rag to a bull (causing anger)
PLANTS OR PART OF THEM
1. a grass widow (a woman whose husband is away from home)
2. full of beans (feel energetic)
3. as cool as a cucumber (very calm when something is surprising)
4. take roots (become established)
5. out of the woods (out of danger, difficultiest or trouble)
1. a bird's-eye view (a general view from the air)
2. puppy love/calf love (young an inexperience love)
3. fish in trouble water (to try to obtain benefit for oneself from a state of confusion)
4. animal spirits (in very good health)
5. like a red rag to a bull (causing anger)
PLANTS OR PART OF THEM
1. a grass widow (a woman whose husband is away from home)
2. full of beans (feel energetic)
3. as cool as a cucumber (very calm when something is surprising)
4. take roots (become established)
5. out of the woods (out of danger, difficultiest or trouble)
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
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