English Idioms

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Random Idioms

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Arm in arm

The idiom "arm in arm" means to walk or move together closely, usually holding hands or being physically close to one another. It can also refer to someone who is an intimate friend or confidant.

No feeling is final

The idiom "no feeling is final" means that one's emotions or feelings are not always accurate or reliable, as they can change over time.

As long as

The idiom "as long as" is a conjunction that is used to connect two clauses, expressing the idea that something must be done or maintained, provided that certain conditions are met.

As calm as a toad in the sun

The idiom "as calm as a toad in the sun" means to be completely relaxed, tranquil, and at ease. The figurative meaning of this idiom is that a person who appears calm and composed has no inner turmoil or discomfort.

Van Gogh’s ear for music

The idiom "Van Gogh’s ear for music" means having a highly sensitive and appreciative ear for music, or being able to appreciate music on a deep level.