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Snake in the grass - deceitful, treacherous and sneaky person. Example - Don't trust Gaurav Arya he is a snake in the grass.
Snake in the grass – deceitful, treacherous and sneaky person.
Example – Don’t trust Gaurav Arya he is a snake in the grass.
See lessRun the Gauntlet means to be exposed to a series of threats, dangers, criticism, or other problems. For example - Every day President had to run the gauntlet of hostile journalists. Doctors are running the gauntlet against the deadly coronavirus.
Run the Gauntlet means to be exposed to a series of threats, dangers, criticism, or other problems.
For example – Every day President had to run the gauntlet of hostile journalists.
Doctors are running the gauntlet against the deadly coronavirus.
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Dead easy - meaning when something is very easy. Example - To fix the leaking pipe is dead easy.
Dead easy – meaning when something is very easy.
Example – To fix the leaking pipe is dead easy.
See lessTruth is stranger than fiction - Meaning real life is having more strange and fun than the fiction stories. Example - The story of Peter Lynch says that the truth is stranger than fiction.
Truth is stranger than fiction – Meaning real life is having more strange and fun than the fiction stories.
Example – The story of Peter Lynch says that the truth is stranger than fiction.
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The old adage "politics stops at the water's edge" means that, in international relations, there should be no politics when talking about a nation's foreign affairs.
The old adage “politics stops at the water’s edge” means that, in international relations, there should be no politics when talking about a nation’s foreign affairs.
See lessIt means that you are willing to be of service as a servant to your master.
It means that you are willing to be of service as a servant to your master.
See lessThe lights are on but nobody's home - meaning to describe a stupid person, a person who lack intelligent. Example - Jackson has no idea but nobody's home.
The lights are on but nobody’s home – meaning to describe a stupid person, a person who lack intelligent.
Example – Jackson has no idea but nobody’s home.
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When someone says, "That makes two of us," they are referring to a common feeling about a specific topic. For example, "You can't stand your boss? That makes two of us!"
When someone says, “That makes two of us,” they are referring to a common feeling about a specific topic. For example, “You can’t stand your boss? That makes two of us!”
See lessRead someone like a book- to understand someone completely. Example - I know her like reading a book.
Read someone like a book- to understand someone completely.
Example – I know her like reading a book.
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Apple of my eye - most favourite person. example - I am of the apple of my grandmother's eye.
Apple of my eye – most favourite person.
example – I am of the apple of my grandmother’s eye.
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