English, asked by theaandthurdi, 1 year ago

what is the meaning of the idioms
"when pigs fly"

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Answered by ssohanlal473
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The phrase 'When Pigs Fly' refers to something that is highly unlikely to ever happen. Example of use: “I might wake up early tomorrow to clean my room”. “Yes, you'll do that when pigs fly”.

Answered by saachigupta14
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hie dear,

This idiom means "impossible"

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