English Idioms

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Random Idioms

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Lovey-dovey

The idiom "lovey-dovey" is used to describe a couple who are very affectionate towards each other, often displaying their love openly and publicly. The term is often associated with a romantic or intimate relationship.

Strive to do

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The idiom "strive to do" means to make a great effort to accomplish something or to work hard towards achieving a goal. It suggests that the person using this phrase is

Roll the dice

The idiom "roll the dice" generally means to take a risk or chance on something, usually by doing something without knowing the outcome. It can also mean to wait patiently for something to happen or to proceed with caution before making a decision or taking action.

Cut from the same cloth

The idiom "cut from the same cloth" means that two or more people have similar characteristics, qualities, or backgrounds. It implies that they are alike in some way and share a common bond or connection.

Dead as a doornail

The idiom "dead as a doornail" is used to describe someone or something that is completely dead or has died, and there's no chance of revival. It can also be used to describe someone who is still alive but behaves as if they are already deceased.