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The word idiom comes from the Greek word idios, which means for “one's own” or “private.”

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Idioms are classified as figurative language because idioms have imaginative, not literal, meanings.

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An idiom is a phrase or group of words that has a meaning different from the literal meaning. In other words, idioms don't make sense if you translate the words directly; instead, they have a hidden meaning that people in a particular culture or language understand.

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To actually break your leg.

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To wish someone good luck.

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"Break a leg at your audition!"

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It means cats and dogs are falling from the sky.

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It means it is raining very heavily.

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"We had to cancel the picnic because it was raining cats and dogs."

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Having actual butterflies inside your stomach.

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Feeling nervous or anxious.

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"The athlete had butterflies in his stomach before the big game."