20 Business English Idioms Hello English learners! English is the world’s most widely spoken language, and it is no wonder that people use it for work, business correspondence, and communication worldwide. We use English for meetings, presentations, negotiations, socialising, writing emails, reports, and so on. The better you understand and Read more
16 White Idioms in English (with Clear Meanings & Examples) English is full of colourful expressions — and interestingly, some of the most vivid ones use the colour white. Sometimes white suggests honesty or innocence. Sometimes it suggests fear, surrender, or even something useless and expensive. And sometimes… it’s just Read more
Yellow Idioms Hello, English learners. Welcome to a new lesson. We will look at the yellow idioms and ways of using the word yellow. Yellow usually refers to a lack of courage, so we can say someone is yellow if we mean that he/she is a coward. Rob was too yellow Read more
10 Expressions with “Out” Hello English learners! Have you been out on a limb lately? If you don’t know the meaning of the idiom, keep reading, as we’re going to look at 10 expressions with “out”. The expressions are as follows: Out of the blue If something happens out of Read more
Hi dear English learners! Happy Easter to all! For those of you who don’t know what Easter is, let me tell you that it is one of the most important religious festivals in the Christian world. It celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Easter falls in Spring but not always on the same date. The symbols of Easter are eggs and rabbits so don’t be surprised if most of the 10 Easter idioms I prepared for you today are about eggs and bunnies.
Idioms Using the Word “Head” Numerous idioms and expressions in English use the word “head”, and they are usually related to emotions and staying in control. In this post, you will get 11 of them explained. Idioms using the word “head” Keep your head Meaning: to keep your head means Read more