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Every cloud has a silver lining

Meaning-
Every difficult or sad situation has a comforting or more hopeful aspect, even though this may not be immediately apparent.

Example: Even though we did not win this year’s championship we learnt so much, every cloud has a silver lining.

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The apple of ones eye

Meaning-
A person of whom one is extremely fond and proud.

Example: Anne loved her friends, they were the apple of her eyes.

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Black out

Meaning-
Experience a sudden and temporary loss of consciousness.

Example: Trupti was simply walking down the street when suddenly she saw a bike speeding at her. The next moment she blacked out.

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People Idiom- Smart cookie
Smart cookie: An intelligent person who is able to handle difficult situations
Example: She might seem like an uncontrollable person, but she is actually a smart cookie.

Colour Idiom: Green with envy
Green with Envy: To be jealous/envious
Example: I am green with envy at people who have a pleasant amount of free time.

Fruit Idiom: Have a second bite of the cherry
Have a second bite of the cherry: Get another chance.
Example: Even though we completely ruined our presentation, the heads are letting us have a second bite of the cherry.

Thank you,
Ishi

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People idiom - Eager Beaver

Meaning - a person who works a lot and is always enthusiastic about finishing work

Example - I don't want to finish my work so fast like tom!!! He is a literal eager beaver!

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Colour idiom - Grey Area

meaning - Something is unclear

Example - That night is a bit of a grey area in my mind right now. I will tell you if I remember something.

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Fruit Idiom - Cherry on Top

Meaning - The last thing to make something perfect.

Example - The show was perfect. and the crowd's applause was the cherry on top.

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People Idiom: Eagle Eyed
Meaning: Someone who has a keen eyesight.
Example: Red's eagle eyes came into play as he scanned the ocean for the Pig boat carrying the eggs.

Color Idiom: Green Thumb
Meaning: Good with plants/in the garden
Example: Meg had a green thumb as she was a daughter of Demeter.

Fruit Idiom: (To) Go Bananas
Meaning: To become very angry and/or excited.
Example: The Ewoks went bananas as they were very mad at the Empire for invading their planet.

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COLOUR IDIOMS

out of the blue

meaning- something without warning, unexpectedly

example- that subject came out of the blue!

WEATHER IDIOM

raining cats and dogs

meaning- raining very heavily

example- be carefull out there, its raining cats and dogs

FRUIT IDIOM

go bananas

meaning- to go crazy

example- don't listen to him, he's gone bananas!

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Color Idiom -
Idiom - Black & Blue
Meaning - Beaten Badly
Sentence - I found that guy on the street Black & Blue.

Mother Idiom -
Idiom - Mother's Milk
Meaning - Very Important
Sentence - Depositing that money is like a Mother's Milk!

Weather Idiom -
Idiom - Come Rain or Shine
Meaning - In any Situation
Sentence - Come Rain or Shine, We have to file these documents before 7:00pm.

- OM SHAH

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fruit idioms- the apple of your eye
Meaning-They are very important to you and you are extremely fond of them.
Example-mother says to the son you are you the apple of my eye

Colour idioms
Colour -Green envy
Meaning -Full of desire for someone's possessions or advantages; extremely covetous.
Example- my friend is green envy of my success

Mother idioms-
like mother like daughter
Meaning-Used to show that a daughter has similar talents, looks, or personality traits as her mother
Example-My mother would love to play Kabaddi when I play Kabaddi my father tell like mother like daughter

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Color Idiom
Idiom - Black and White
Meaning - Clear and straightforward instructions.
Example - The teacher gave the students instructions in black and white.

Weather Idiom
Idiom - On cloud nine
Meaning - Extremely happy
Example - When she got a puppy for her birthday, she was on cloud nine.

Fruit Idiom
Idiom - Beet red
Meaning - Blushing
Example - My sister was beet red when I found out her stuff toys name.

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Colour idiom -
Caught red handed
Meaning - To be caught while in the act of doing something
Example -
She was caught red handed when trying to steal the books

Fruit idiom -
A bad apple
Meaning -
A very negative impact on other people
Example -
Just because there is 1 bad apple in the sea doesn't mean everybody else has to be the same

Weather idiom-
Face like thunder
Meaning -
To look/be very angry
Example -
She ran in with a face of thunder

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1. Fruit idiom
The apple of your eye- the person who you are very fond of.
Sentence- My sister is the apple of my eye.

2. Colour idiom
Green with envy- to be very jealous, envious.
Sentence- I hate people who are green with envy.

3. People idiom
Couch potato- a lazy person.
Sentence- you are a couch potato.

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People idiom -
Couch potato -
Meaning - a person who does not like working hard or doing any activity of physical labor.
Example - Sam was sleeping all day he is a couch potato

Color idiom -
Gray area
Meaning -Something that is unclear, undefined
Example - I am having trouble answering you because there gray area.

Fruit Idiom -
Cool as a cucumber
Meaning - Calm and composed even in difficult or frustrating situations; self-possessed
Example - Even during the elections, David was as cool as a cucumber.

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Idioms

Fruit Idiom
A bite at the cherry
Meaning - A good opportunity that is not available to everyone.
Sentence - Accept the offer! Have a bite at the cherry.

Mother Idiom
A face only a mother could love.
Meaning - A very ugly face.
Sentence - She had a face only a mother could love.

Color Idiom
Off color
Meaning - A term used for someone looking very weak and unwell.
Sentence - My brother looked off color after he returned from school.

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Colour Idiom

Idiom: Tickled Pink
Meaning: To be extremely pleased
Sentence: Sage Durvasa was tickled pink by Kunti’s hospitality.

Fruit Idiom
Idiom: Have A Second Bite Of The Cherry
Meaning: To get a second chance or a second opportunity

Sentence: I was lucky to have a second bite of the cherry to redeem myself in the contest.

Mother Idiom
Idiom: At One’s Mother’s Knees
Meaning: If you learned to do something when you were a young child.

Sentence: I learnt to play the flute when I was at my mother’s knees.

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Out of the blue
Meaning- Randomly, without warning, surprisingly
Sentence- Out of the blue, A lion came in front of my car

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Break the ice
Meaning- Start a conversation
Sentence- I tried to break the ice by getting to know more about her but she politely refused.

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Comparing Apples to Oranges
Meaning- objects or persons that are not alike; things that are quite different even though they may fall into the same category.
Sentence- They soon realized the twins were apples and oranges

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Color Idiom-
Green with envy
Meaning- very envious or jealous.
Sentence- I saw my best friend hanging out with someone else and I grew green with envy.

Fruit idiom-
A bite at the cherry
Meaning- an attempt or opportunity to do something
Sentence- when she heard about the new workshop she was very excited and took a bit at the cherry.

Weather idiom-
To be snowed in
Meaning- to be trapped in a building due to the amount of snow.
It's so sad that I won't be able to come to your house for a sleepover, I am snowed in.

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Idiom: Out of the blue

Meaning: Randomly, without warning or surprisingly.

Sentence: On a clear night sky it started to rain Out of the blue.

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Idiom: Head in the cloud

Meaning: Unaware of the problems associated with a situation.

Sentence: Using more of Air conditioners without knowing the consequences of Global Warming and Climate Change is just like putting your Head in the cloud.

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Idiom: Apple of the eye.

Meaning: A person of whom one is extremely fond and proud.

Sentence: A daughter/son is always the Apple of the eye for his/her Fathar and Mother.

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People idiom-
Made of money-a rich, wealthy person with a lot of money and/or assets

Sentence-James must be made of money, judging by what he spends on clothes.

Colour idiom-
black sheep-the odd or bad member of the group

Sentence-They say there are "black sheep" in every family.

Weather idiom-
it's raining cats and dogs-raining heavily

Sentence-Could you see how he looked?' `Not really. It was raining cats and dogs by then.'

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When Rahul betrayed me by not playing with me and watching TV instead, my face was fully red as red as blood

meaning - to be very angry - red face

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When I did not do my homework and played video games at that time my mom was thundering on me

meaning - to get frustrated at something - thundering

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When I bought my new remote control drone it came out to be a lemon for my family members

Meaning - when bought something new and that turns out to be a problem - A lemon

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People Idiom -Amateur hour

Meaning-  a person who has lacked any skill or power of judgment. It is primarily a character trait in a person who loses their professionalism or abilities in a particular situation.

Example: he was a part of the amateur hour; we couldn’t help it.

Weather idiom - A snowball’s chance in hell

Meaning: This idiom describes a rare chance of getting success in something.
Example: That small house has a snowball’s chance in hell of surviving the cyclone.

Mother idiom: Mother of pearl

Meaning: An iridescent substance naturally occurring in some mollusk shells – also used as a decorative material for items such as jewelry and buttons.

Example: The mother of pearl earrings your husband gave you for your birthday is beautiful.

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-Name: Go bananas
-Meaning: To become crazy
-Sentence: He went bananas after India won the world cup

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-Name: Golden Opportunity
-Meaning: Perfect chance
-Sentence: Getting selected for the IPL was a golden opportunity for Umran to show his talent.

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-Name: On Cloud Nine
-Meaning: Extremely elated
-India were on cloud nine when they won the world cup.

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The pot calling the kettle black

Meaning - Accusing someone of doing something you did.

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Colour Idiom

Out of the blue - randomly, without warning, surprisingly.

Sentence - One day, out of the blue, she announced that she was leaving.

Fruit Idiom

Compare apples and oranges - Used with reference to two things that are fundamentally different and therefore not suited to comparison.

Sentence - He seems to be mixing apples and oranges. He's talking about movies, not television.

Weather Idiom

Every cloud has a silver lining - To be optimistic and hope that something good can come out of a bad situation.

Sentence - I'm not going on holiday this year, but every cloud has a silver lining, as I'm able to spend more time with my family at home.

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Peaches and Cream

A situation with no problems.

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Being overly-optimistic about a situation or to have unrealistic ideas about something.

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People Idiom - Born optimist

Someone who always thinks positively is a birn optimist.

Ex:- I admire Jamal because he always looks at the sunny side of the life, he is a born optimist.

Colour idiom - Caught red handed

To catch someone in the act of doing something.

Ex:- I caught Vaibhav red handed stealing  my snacks from the fridge.

Fruit Idiom - To go banana's

To go crazy ( we can use it in a positive or a negative way. )

Ex:- I went banana's when I got the news of you getting selected in the finals.

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Idiom: Out of the blue
Meaning: Randomly, Surprising
Sentence: We were enjoying our weekend and out of the blue she tells us to go to the mall.

2.
Idiom: Caught red handed
Meaning: To catch someone in the act of doing something.
Sentence: I came back from sports and caught him red handed opening the stationary cupboard.

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Idiom: Come rain or shine
Meaning: No matter what
Sentence: We will have to finish the game, come rain or shine.

2.
Idiom: Steal my thunder
Meaning: Taking away the attention from you
Sentence: I was talking and she just stole my thunder.

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Idiom: The apple doesn't fall far from the tree
Meaning: The child usually has similar character or similar personality to his or her parents.
Sentence: When said she likes art, I was surprised at first, but then I realized, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

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Idiom: To have a second bite of the cherry.
Meaning: Another opportunity to do something.
Sentence:  I was absent the day we had to register for the event, but the next day ma'am told me I could have a second bite of the cherry by volunteering in it.

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People idoims meaning:by meeting with someone rather than talking on the phone, e-mailing, or writing to the person: You must apply for the license in person.

Sentence:I won't be able to give my full presentation via the video conference, so I've decided to attend the meeting in person.

Colour idoims meaning: Here are some common idioms based on colour and colours. Each entry includes the meaning of the idiom and shows the idiom in context in an example sentence. You can also try our colour idioms quiz to check your understanding, and listen to the Colour Idioms Song.

Sentence :The rules we gave the kids were black and white. No answering the phone or the door.

Fruit idoims meaning : to have a second bite of the cherry. the apple of your eye. the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

Sentence:the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

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color idiom-
green with envy- very jealous
sentence- the family were green with envy when they saw their neighbor buying a brand new cars

fruit idiom-
apples and oranges-  to compare two very different things
sentence- After thoroughly comparing the two companies, Jake realised that they were like apples and oranges.

weather idiom-
storm in a teacup- being angry over unimportant matters
sentence- it was a storm in a teacup for the visitors but the family was just living its normal life.