here is the today's idiom:----------

idiom :=  get to

meaning :-. To begin. Used with the present participle: got to
reminiscing. b. To start to deal with:
sentence :=I didn't get to the housework until Sunday.

meaning := 2. To influence or affect, especially adversely:
  sentence  := The noise really gets to me.


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Virad....

hi.......

these are the pervious idioms which i had given you  in the pervious
issues of fine idioms_every_day   ....
you can recall these idioms




1. Idioms :-  go begging
  Meaning :-  To be in little or no demand:
  Example:- Prestige or no prestige, directors' jobs at some companies
have actually gone begging
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Idioms :-   make a go of
Meaning :-    To achieve success in:
Example:-   I have made a go of the business.

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idiom ;:-      want in
meaning 1. To desire greatly to enter 2. To wish to join a project,
business, or other
undertaking.
Sentences :-  The dog wants in.
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idiom:-----     want out  .
meaning :-          1. To desire greatly to leave: 2. To wish to leave a
project, a business, or
other undertaking.
Sentences  :-  The cat wants out.

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  idioms: =  :-  push paper
Meaning :- To have one's time taken up by administrative, often
seemingly petty, paperwork:
Example:-- She spent the afternoon pushing paper for her boss.

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idioms level headed:-
meaning :- rational, sensible   person.)
Sentences  :-  She is a very level-headed person.
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idiom ;===== see through

meaning :-      1. To understand the true character or nature of:
   sentences:-      We saw through his superficial charm.

meaning :-      2. To provide unstinting support, co-operation, or
management in good times and bad:
sentences:-      We'll see you through until you finish your college
education. I saw the project through and then resigned.

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idiom ;=====  on the take  .
meaning :-     Taking or seeking to take bribes or illegal income:
sentences:-    "There were policemen on the take"
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idiom ;=====  look to
meaning :-          1. To expect: He looked to hear from her.
sentences:-        2. To seem about to; promise to: "an 'Action
Program,' which . . . looked to reduce tariffs on over 1,800 items"
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idiom ;=====   for love or money
meaning :-        Under any circumstances. Usually used in negative
sentences:

sentences:-      I would not do that for love or money.

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idiom :---on the rocks

meaning :--- 1. In a state of difficulty, destruction, or ruin:
sentences :--- Their marriage is on the rocks.

meaning :----2. Without money; bankrupt:

sentences :--- Our accountant says the business is on the rocks.

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idioms :-    hand it to Informal.
meaning :---To give credit to:
sentences === You've got to hand it to her; she knows what she's doing.
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Virad.................

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idiom:----   let up on

Meaning :-  To  be or become more lenient with:

Sentence:----:----- Why don't you let up on the poor child?


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Virad,.......

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idiom ;:-      want in

meaning 1. To desire greatly to enter:
                     2. To wish to join a project, business, or other
undertaking.

Sentences :-  The dog wants in.


idiom:-----     want out  .

meaning :-          1. To desire greatly to leave:
                          2. To wish to leave a project, a business, or
other undertaking.

Sentences  :-  The cat wants out.


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Virad.........

Hi,


  Today's  Idioms :-   make a go of

Meaning :-    To achieve success in:

Example:-   I have made a go of the business.


Bye
Virad.....

Hi,
  Today's  Idioms :-  go begging

  Meaning :-  To be in little or no demand:

  Example:- Prestige or no prestige, directors' jobs at some companies
have actually gone begging

Bye
Virad.....

Hi,
  Today's Idioms :- push paper

Meaning :- To have one's time taken up by administrative, often
seemingly petty, paperwork:


Example:-- She spent the afternoon pushing paper for her boss.


Bye
Virad.......

Hi


IDIOM    :- hand it to

MEANING :- To give credit to:

SENTENCE :-  You've got to hand it to her; she knows what she's doing.


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VIRAD........

Idiom :- on the rocks

Meaning  :-   1. In a state of difficulty, destruction, or ruin:

Example :-  Their marriage is on the rocks.


Meaning  :-    2. Without money; bankrupt:

Example  :-=  Our accountant says the business is on the rocks.


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Virad......

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Idiom :-  hit it big       (Slang.)

Meaning :-  To be successful:

Example :- investors who hit it big on the stock market.

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Virad........

Today'sdioms :-  put (someone) up to

Meaning :- To cause to commit a funny, mischievous, or malicious act:


Example :-  My older brother put me up to making a prank telephone call.

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Virad.......

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Today's Idioms :-   for love or money

Meaning:- Under any circumstances. Usually used in negative sentences:

Example:-   I would not do that for love or money.

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Virad............

Hi,

Today's Idioms :-   for love or money

Meaning:- Under any circumstances. Usually used in negative sentences:

Example:-   I would not do that for love or money.

  Bye
Virad............

Hi,,


Idioms :-  on the take    (Informal.)

Meaning :-Taking or seeking to take bribes or illegal income:

Example:- "There were policemen on the take"


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Virad.....

Hi,
Today's Idioms :-     look to

Meaning 1. To expect:
Example:- He looked to hear from her.


Meaning 2. To seem about to; promise to: "
Example:-  "an 'Action Program,' which . . . looked to reduce tariffs on
over 1,800 items"

Bye
Virad

Hi.......

Today's     Idioms :    see through

Meaning : 1. To understand the true character or nature of: We saw
through his superficial charm.
2. To provide unstinting support, cooperation, or management in good
times and bad:



Example:-  We'll see you through until you finish your college
education. I saw the project through and then resigned.


Bye
Virad......

Hi.......

One more  Idioms :   make over

Meaning :
1. To change or transfer the ownership of, usually by means of a legal
document:

Example:-  Jhon has made over the property to her son.


Bye
Virad......

Hi.......

One more  Idioms :   make over

Meaning :
1. To change or transfer the ownership of, usually by means of a legal
document:

Example:-  Jhon has made over the property to her son.


Bye
Virad......

Hi


Today's Idioms :    come out in the wash {Slang.}

Meaning :      To be revealed eventually:


Example:-  The real reasons for her resignation will come out in the
wash.

Bye
Virad........

Hi Jimbo
   it's a good move by you ,, keep  on  sending Idioms and Phrase .
It will help all of us.....
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Virad


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Jimbo Capili wrote:

> From: "Jimbo Capili" <jopax@...>
>
> Hi People!
>
> Here's my first contribution to the list, it's a slang phrase I usually
> hear from my friends. Here goes:
>
> BUTT-UGLY - very, very ugly
> Example:
> My sister wanted me to go an a date with one of her friends.  At first
> I was interested, but I changed my mind when I saw her picture. She was
> butt-ugly.
>
> Later,
> Jimbo
>
>

Hi People!

Here's my first contribution to the list, it's a slang phrase I usually
hear from my friends. Here goes:

BUTT-UGLY - very, very ugly
Example:
My sister wanted me to go an a date with one of her friends.  At first
I was interested, but I changed my mind when I saw her picture. She was
butt-ugly.

Later,
Jimbo

Today's Idioms :-    Jump to  the conclusion

Meaning :-   come to decision about something //some body   too quickly
, before one has thought about all the facts.......


Example:--   I KNOW  I WAS STANDING NEAR THE TILL WHEN YOU CAME BACK
INTO THE     SHOP  , BUT DON'T JUMP TO HE CONCLUSION......

Bye
Virad........

Today's Idioms :-    Jump to  the conclusion

Meaning :-   come to decision about something //some body   too quickly
, before one has thought about all the facts.......


Example:--   I KNOW  I WAS STANDING NEAR THE TILL WHEN YOU CAME BACK
INTO THE     SHOP  , BUT DON'T JUMP TO HE CONCLUSION......

Bye
Virad........

Hi
Today's Idioms  pick-one-up
Meaning:    some/little refreshment.


Sentences:  All he needs is a little pick-me-up.  ( All he needs is some
refreshment.)

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Virad.......

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Today's Idioms     drag one's feet

Meaning : --   To act or work with intentional slowness; delay:
                             be deliberately slow or ineffective.

Sentences :-

1. I want to sell my house but  my  husband is dragging his feet.....
2.  The bureaucracy has been known to drag its feet in implementing
directives with which it disagrees"

BYE
Virad........

Hi
Today's Idioms     drag one's feet

Meaning : --   To act or work with intentional slowness; delay:
                             be deliberately slow or ineffective.

Sentences :-

1. I want to sell my house but  my  husband is dragging his feet.....
2.  The bureaucracy has been known to drag its feet in implementing directives
with which it
disagrees"

BYE
Virad........

> Today's Idiom:-       As Easy As Pie/ ABC.....

Meaning :       Very Easy or Easily .


Example:-  Why don't you learn Swimming , it's as  easy as pie.

                 Oh! it's a shame that you don't know how to  make a
coffee, it's as easy as ABC


  BYE
Virad......

Today's Idiom:- 1 . show him the ropes  2. Learn/Know the rope

1 . show him the ropes    to explain  to somebody . , to demonstrate the
procedures or rules for doing something.....

Example:-  The young man needs someone to explain
and demonstrate his duties to him.)

2. Learn/Know the rope        to know or understand or   the learn the
procedures or rules for doing something.....


Example:-  Jenny is new to this work , she   has just started -- it will
take her   a    week or two to learn the ropes.


These two idioms are very easy  and are being used very much in good
conversation:

Don't try to learn both the idioms at a time  first read one idiom try
to remember  it once or twice  then read the other idiom because if you
read both the idiom at a time you may get confused....


NOTE :=  AT THE  END OF  EVERY  WEEK  I WILL PROVIDE YOU A LIST OF
IDIOMS WHICH I WOULD BE GIVING YOU THROUGH OUT THE WEEK  . SO IT WILL
RECALL YOU  ALL THE IDIOMS  WHICH YOU WILL LEARN IN A WEEK......


BYE
Virad

Today's  IDIOM       level-headed

wise: balanced, level-headed, realistic, objective
unexcitable: cool-headed, level-headed
cautious: sober, cool-headed, level-headed, cool

Basically level headed means   a  rational,  cool and  sensible
person..

It could be more clear with this  Example:-

Jenny is a very level-headed person.   { That means   Jenny is very wise
and sensible person.....}


BYE'
Virad


oP.S.  You people could also send your Idioms  we can discuss all those
Idioms......

Today's Idiom is BAD MOUTH

1.To criticize or disparage, often spitefully or unfairly; run down:

2.say unkind, unflattering, embarrassing (and probably untrue) things
about someone.

3.,  Talk maliciously about.

EXAMPLE:-

      A: "I don't believe what  DAVID said. Why is he bad-mouthing me?"
      B: "He's probably jealous of your success."


"those cross-Atlantic aficionados who persistently idolize the British
theater and bad-mouth Broadway"  ..

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  VIRAD....