English Idioms

[Eragon27]

 

[Eragon27]

Rust has eaten away

 

[Eragon27]

to meet trouble half a way
(To worry about something before it happens)

 

[Eragon27]

With

 

[Eragon27]

With open arrms
(wormly

 

[Eragon27]

With open arrms
(wormly welcome)

 

[Eragon27]

By hookor by crook(in anyhow)

 

[Eragon27]

Made up my mind(decided)

 

[Eragon27]

To make both ends meet

 

[Eragon27]

One

 

[Eragon27]

One head is better than two

 

[||~Rangana~||]

in account of- because of
for good- for ever
beat about da bush- not to come to da point
make both ends meet- make one's income enough 4 one's xpenses
in blak n white -in writing
a chiken hearted fellow- timid person
a cock n bull's story - unbelievable
by hook or by crook- by gud o bad means
maiden speech- 1st speech
kith n kins - relations
to n fro - here n thr



heyy thr r smmore.. but notym to typ here,,,
passe dennam hehe..

 

[kudalla]

Same thread divided in to several parts,, mokada machan,,,,

 

[Eragon27]

One head is better than two heads

 

[pererachaminda]

Try this link. You'll find it very interesting. It is in alphabetical order.

http://www.usingenglish.com/reference/idioms/

 

[abby_gail7]

When you cannot understand an idiom like “knock yourself out ” or “make waves”, you can miss the point of a story. Some idioms are nice and colourful; others are difficult to understand. Don't underestimate idioms though - so get used to them. If you learn to use idioms, your English will be much more colorful and interesting. So enjoy learning - and using - colourful English idioms.