English Idioms

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Random Idioms

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That’s the way the cookie crumbles

The idiom "that's the way the cookie crumbles" means that things happen as they are supposed to happen or as fate would have it. It suggests a sense of acceptance and resignation, indicating that there is no point in fighting against something that cannot be changed.

Give up

The idiom "give up" means to surrender or renounce something willingly, often after trying for a long time without success. It can also mean to stop doing something or to abandon one's efforts.

Time and again

"Time and again" is an idiom that means repeatedly or consistently. It refers to a situation or action that happens multiple times, usually in the past or will happen in the future.

Beyond the veil

The idiom "beyond the veil" refers to something that is not visible or accessible, often associated with the supernatural or spiritual realm. It can also refer to a state of consciousness or awareness beyond our everyday understanding.

Pitch in

The idiom "pitch in" means to contribute or take part in something enthusiastically, especially when doing so is not required or expected. It can also mean to help out or cooperate with others, often for a common goal.