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Idioms

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مآهو الـ |Idiom|

An idiom is defined as a group of words whose meaning must be known as a whole because it cannot be learned from the meaning of the same words used separately

مشآكل آلـ |Idiom|

Obviously, there is a problem when you cannot look up individual words in a dictionary and find the meaning, the usual strategy to employ when we come across a word or words that are unfamiliar. With idioms, however, we must learn the group of words. It is particularly important to recognize idioms when you hear them or read them; when you are able to use them comfortably in your own speech and writing, then you have achieved a higher level of mastery and fluency in the language

إسَتعمآل آلـ |Idiom|

In everyday English, idioms are in common use. In fact, idioms are so common that most native speakers do not even realize that they are using idioms. If you use too many idioms, or use them incorrectly, then you create the wrong impression, so be careful

وآلححَين بجيب آمثثلهْ ,

برررِب ححبآيبي "

 

 

A bad apple


Meaning

A (morally) bad person who makes a whole group bad

A bad apple is someone who has a bad effect on a whole group or system

People also say, "One bad / rotten apple spoils the (whole) barrel"

Example

The corruption in the government started with a bad apple, a high official two years ago

Now the whole system is corrupt

 

 

Be a piece of cake

Meaning

To be very easy

If something is a piece of cake, it is very easy to do


Example

A: How was the driving test yesterday
?Did you pass

B: Of course! It was a piece of cake

 

 

Be all ears


Meaning

Be very intersted in what someone is about to say


If you are all ears

Meaning

you are eager and ready to listen to what someone is going to say

Example

Now tell us all about your adventures in Africa last summer. I'm all ears

When the president started his speech, he found everyone listening, all ears

 

 

Be the apple of someone's eye

Meaning

Be loved very much by someone

If someone is the apple of your eye, you think he/she is very important to you, and you love him/her very much

This idiom is used especially when someone is loved by an older member of his/her family

Example

Erika is Mark's only granddaughter, and she's the apple of his eye

Sarah's only son was the apple of her eye

 

 

Be as American as apple pie

Meaning

Be typically American

If something or someone is as American as apple pie, it/he/she is typically or completely American

Example

Jose and Maria came to the U.S. 10 years ago and still keep the traditions of their home country
However, their children are as American as apple pie

An American couple opened a restaurant in Japan, and their food tastes as American as apple pie

 

 

Be as blind as a bat

Meaning

Be unable to see well or unable to see at all

If someone is as blind as a bat, he/she cannot see well or cannot see at all because of his/her very bad eyesight

Example

(A)

?Can you read the first paragraph on page 115 for me

(B)

Sorry, I forgot to bring my glasses. I'm as blind as a bat without them

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