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This document defines common metaphors and idioms through short explanations. Some examples include: a heart of gold meaning a kind person; birds of a feather flock together referring to associating with similar people; flogging a dead horse meaning pointless or wasted effort; and left high and dry meaning being abandoned in a helpless situation. The definitions provide concise explanations of familiar metaphorical phrases and idioms.
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- 3. Apple of (my) eye • A person that you cherish above all of the other people in your life
- 4. Birds of a feather flock together • Being with/getting together with people who do the same things that you do or act the same way
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- 7. A Gordian knot • A problem that is extremely difficult to solve
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- 9. (Her) voice (is) music to (my) ears • (I am) happy/pleased when I hear that person’s voice
- 10. (His) head (is) spinning with ideas • There are many ideas in (his) head
- 11. Hobson’s choice • No real choice at all - the only options being to either accept or refuse the offer that is given to you. Take it or leave it.
- 12. It’s going to be clear skies from now on • life is going to be without hardships It will be smooth sailing from now on
- 13. Left high and dry • You are left helpless in the situation that you are in
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- 15. The (assignment) (was) a breeze • It (was) a very simple (assignment) to do
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