English Idioms 9 класс

English idioms

H

F

E

A

T

J

O

D

P

Q

W

B

n

K

Y

M

U

R

G

I

C

V

S

Z

L

Q

Q

I’ll believe he will clean his room when pigs fly.

W

W

Sometimes you just have to bite the bullet and finish your work.

E

E

It was raining cats and dogs during our picnic .

R

R

She came home with a face like thunder after the argument.

T

t

Their fight was just a storm in a teacup; it didn’t really matter .

Y

Y

He’s always chasing rainbows instead of focusing on his career.

U

LF

U

The internet connection here is lightning-fast!

I

I

She has her head in the clouds and doesn’t notice what’s happening around her.

O

O

I’m snowed under with work this week; I can’t take on any more projects.

P

P

I’m feeling a bit under the weather today, so I’ll stay home .

a

A

After losing his job, he felt like he was twisting in the wind.

S

S

He’s been under a cloud since the scandal broke.

D

D

After a good night’s sleep, I feel as right as rain.

F

F

I always save some money for a rainy day.

G

G

The news of her resignation was a bolt from the blue .

H

H

They decided to throw caution to the winds and go on a spontaneous trip.

J

J

We managed to weather the storm and keep our business afloat.

K

K

He tends to sail close to the wind with his risky investments .

L

L

She was on cloud nine after receiving the job offer .

Z

Z

We spent the afternoon shooting the breeze at the café .

C

C

I was in a fog after waking up from my nap.

V

V

I only see my cousins once in a blue moon .

B

B

His ideas are so behind the times that they seem outdated.

N

N

Time flies when you’re having fun!

M

M

I don’t want any monkey business at work; let’s keep it professional.