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Welcome back to our daily Idiom series — made to help you sound more natural in everyday English.Today’s idiom is “Call it a Day.” Let’s learn what it means, when to use it, and see some quick examples. Quick Summary Idiom: Call it a DayMeaning: To stop working on somethingExample: The players were exhausted, so the coach told them to … Read more
Welcome back to our daily Idiom series — made to help you sound more natural in everyday English.Today’s idiom is “Bite the Bullet.” Let’s learn what it means, when to use it, and see some quick examples. Quick Summary Idiom: Bite the BulletMeaning: To face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage and determinationExample: I didn’t want … Read more
Welcome back to our daily Idiom series — made to help you sound more natural in everyday English.Today’s idiom is “Cut Corners.” Let’s learn what it means, when to use it, and see some quick examples. Quick Summary Idiom: Cut CornersMeaning: To do something in a cheap, easy, or careless way to save time or money.Example: The … Read more
Welcome back to our daily Idiom series — made to help you sound more natural in everyday English.Today’s idiom is “A Blessing in Disguise.” Let’s learn what it means, when to use it, and see some quick examples. Quick Summary Idiom: A Blessing in DisguiseMeaning: Something that seems bad at first, but later turns out to be … Read more
Welcome back to our daily Idiom series — made to help you sound more natural in everyday English.Today’s idiom is “The Ball is in Your Court.” Let’s learn what it means, when to use it, and see some quick examples. Quick Summary Idiom: The Ball is in Your CourtMeaning: It’s your turn to take action or make a … Read more
Welcome back to our daily Idiom series — made to help you sound more natural in everyday English.Today’s idiom is “Hit the Sack.” Let’s learn what it means, when to use it, and see some quick examples. Quick Summary Idiom: Hit the SackMeaning: To go to bed or go to sleepExample: I’m really tired, I think I’ll … Read more
Welcome back to our daily Idiom series — made to help you sound more natural in everyday English.Today’s idiom is “Once in a Blue Moon.” Let’s learn what it means, when to use it, and see some quick examples. Quick Summary Idiom: Once in a Blue MoonMeaning: Something that happens very rarelyExample: I eat junk … Read more
Welcome to our daily Idiom series, made to help you sound more like a native American. Today’s Idiom of the Day is ‘Burn the Midnight Oil’. In this post, we’ll learn what it means, how to use it in real sentences, and spot common mistakes people make. Idiom Burn the Midnight Oil Meaning Okay, let … Read more
Just study, study, and no fun is boring, right? Alright, let’s talk about something fun today. What do you like? I mean, I love my shoes. I even collect them. That’s my fashion and my passion. Do you also love shoes? Then you will surely enjoy this post. For all the shoe lovers like me … Read more
Welcome to our daily Idiom series, made to help you sound more like a native American. Today’s Idiom of the Day is ‘Under the weather’. In this post, we’ll learn what it means, how to use it in real sentences, and spot common mistakes people make. Idiom Under the Weather Meaning Okay, let me tell … Read more