English Grammar- Idioms -Part 1

 English Grammar- Idioms -Part 1

 

   👉 A big cheese - An important or a powerful person in a group or family.

 A bird’s eye view - A view from a very high place which allows you to see a large area.

 A bone of contention - Something that people argue for a long time.

 A cock and a bull story - A story or an explanation which is obviously not true.

 A penny for your thoughts - A way of asking what someone is thinking.

 An arm and a leg - Very expensive or costly. A large amount of money.

 At the drop of a hat - Without any hesitation, instantly.

 At the crack of the dawn - Very early in morning.

 A cuckoo in the nest - Someone in a group of people but not liked by them.

 A litmus test - A method which clearly proves something.

 As the crow flies - Measuring distance between two places in a straight line.

 A dead letter - An argument or law not followed by anyone.

 At the drop of the hat - U do something easily and without any preparation.

 An early bird - Someone who gets early in the morning.

 An educated guess - A guess which was likely to get corrected.

 At the eleventh hour - Be too late.

 A queer fish - A strange person.

 A wakeup call - An event done to warn someone.

 A worm’s eye view - Having very little knowledge about something.

 At the heels of - To follow someone.

 A dish fit for Gods - Something of very high quality.

 A game of two equal halves - A sudden change in circumstances.

 Afraid of one’s own shadow - To become easily frightened.