Reader Opinions
Andrew – (long arm of the law) February 23, 2015
Your website is fantastic. I would say you can say that again. As I am in a preparation of TOEFL test, it would nice if you can find some of the TOEFL materials and post it. Thanks for your hard-work.
Scillia – (can of worms) February 23, 2015
Good list of idioms and Bethany potsed a good l list of examples. I just thought I’d mention that the most common way people use #10 is by saying some variation of: If you scratch my back, I’ll scratch yours.
Emre – (pour cold water on) February 23, 2015
Your website is amaizng! This year I was assigned 7th grade English, which I haven’t taught for 10 years. A lot of things have changed since then, and your website has helped me tremendously! I have even told my high school English teacher about your website. THANKS SO MUCH!!!
Shiz Biz – (crocodile tears) February 17, 2015
The beautiful women cried crocodiles tears when the policeman tried to give her a ticket for driving too fast.
Innoxent Ayeza – (day in, day out) February 1, 2015
It has been proven throughout history that those who worked day in and day out were at the pinnacle of success.
mohammad musa – (break the news) December 22, 2014
Is the new that can be known by this idiom good or bad
salma Ahmed – (die in harness) November 29, 2014
He will die in harness but he will never give up.
rabiya – (keep at arm’s length) November 11, 2014
I always had the feeling she was keeping me at arm’s length.
prabhu kumar – (make a beeline for) October 21, 2014
To take lead in danger.
Emma Francis – (cat among the pigeons) October 15, 2014
John’s bad behavior in class set the cat among the pigeons
