Idioms beginning with I
Meaning: something used that looks new
Example: She was cautious about buying the vintage t-shirt sight unseen, but the seller assured her it was in mint condition. Read on
Meaning: in a cruel way and without pity or other emotion
Example: One young lady was shot dead in cold blood inside the premises of the shopping complex. Read on
Meaning: during the daytime
Example: Politicians strongly condemn corruption and nepotism during political rallies, yet they go ahead and misuse public resources in broad daylight. Read on
Meaning: to start a new job or activity without being prepared for it
Example: thrown in at the deep end Read on
Meaning: out of favour
Example: Maria remains in his bad books after the argument between both. Read on
Meaning: in trouble or state of shame
Example: The opposition leader landed himself in a whole load of hot water after making several vulgar comments. Read on
Meaning: more money going out than coming in
Example: If your bank account goes in the red, the bank will charge you for every transaction. Read on
Meaning: under control
Example: Don't worry about a thing; I've got it all in hand. I did it all online. Read on
Meaning: because of
Example: In light of what happened last week, please take care on the escalators. Read on
Meaning: to be aware of the information
Example: Katy was always happy that her friends kept her in the loop with the latest gossip. Read on
