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types of idioms weather idioms and human idioms and read idioms and mechanic idioms

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An idiom is an expression, something not literal. It is a type of informal language, that has a different meaning to what the sentence says. Let's say "It's raining cats and dogs". It's not literally raining CATS AND DOGS! It just means it's raining hard.

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