Life Idioms

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vale of years

Meaning: the decreasing time of a individual's life.

Example: I shall not leave my parents during their vale of years. Read more ➺


in a clover

Meaning: prosperous, living well.

Example: The teacher told us to work hard in our education to be in a clover in the future. Read more ➺


easy come, easy go

Meaning: readily won and readily lost

Example: I won a lot of money at the casino last night but lost it on my way out. Oh well, easy come, easy go. Read more ➺


wrap in cotton wool

Meaning: to be overprotective towards somebody

Example: The mother wrapped the child up in cotton wool as if it would protect him from all the dangers of the world. Read more ➺


a bed of roses

Meaning: easy option

Example: Weight loss is a challenging task, not a bed of roses. Read more ➺


alive and kicking

Meaning: Still alive and active, especially despite age, illness, or hardship.

Example: Even after his surgery, John is alive and kicking, back at work and feeling stronger each day. Read more ➺


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