Sunday, November 23, 2014

Idiom and Its Literal Meaning in English

Idiom and Its Literal Meaning in English


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Idiomatic
Literal Meaning
1.
Think On Your Feet

Adjusting quickly to changes and making fast decisions.

2.

Get The Show On The Road

Putting up a plan or idea into action. 
3.

Not Let Grass Grow Under Feet

Don't delay in getting something done.
4.

Separate Sheep from Goats

Examining a group of people and deciding their suitability.
5.

Have On the Brain

Thinking or talking about it all day long.
6.

Get a Grip on Yourself

Controlling your feelings to deal with a situation.
7.

Proud As A Peacock

Refers to an extremely proud person.
8.

Look On the Bright Side

View an unpleasant situation in a positive light.
9.

Cake Not Worth the Candle

Refers to something in which result vs efforts are too less.
10.

Foot in the Door

Small but good start with a possibility for a bright future.

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