Question

Write at least 20 Proverbs or Idioms in English with their meaning in your mother tongue.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Rome was not built in a day

red letter day

to burry the hatchet

at daggers drawn

while in Rome do as Romans do

apple of one's eyes

beauty is in the eye of the beholder

all Greek & Latin

herculean task

to catch red handed

by hook or crook

crocrodile's tears

for rainy days

bring the castle down

nip in the bud

slow & steady wins the race

hot potato

build castles in the air

bed of roses

bad sheep

Answer 2

Answer:

Here are 20 idioms in English with their Meaning

Explanation:

1. To be on cloud nine – This idiom means To be extremely happy
2. One-trick pony – This idiom means  A person with only one talent or area of expertise
3. Wouldn’t hurt a fly – This idiom means  A person that is inoffensive and harmless
4. Like a fish out of the water –This idiom means  Very uncomfortable
5. Fit as a fiddle – This idiom means  Very healthy and strong
6. To have your head in the clouds –This idiom means  To be daydreaming and/or lacking concentration
7. To be under the weather – This idiom means To feel sick
8. To be as right as rain – This idiom means To feel healthy again
9. Eager beaver –This idiom means  A person who is enthusiastic and wants to do something very much
10. A blessing in disguise – This idiom means A good thing that seemed bad at first
11. The best of both worlds – This idiom means Benefiting from two different opportunities at once
12. A perfect storm – This idiom means The worst possible situation
13. To be on thin ice – This idiom means To be in a risky situation
14. A snowball effect – This idiom means A situation that becomes more serious and potentially dangerous over time
15. When it rains it pours –This idiom means  Everything is going wrong at once
16. Hold your horses – This idiom means Wait a moment; slow down
17. To do something at the drop of a hat – This idiom means To do something at once, without any delay
18. Once in a blue moon – This idiom means Rarely, that very rarely seen
19. It’s raining cats and dogs – This idiom means  It’s raining very hard
20. A dime a dozen – This idiom means Something is very common, or of no particular value

Idiom: An idiom is a phrase that has a meaning that cannot be deduced from the meanings of the individual words when taken as a whole.

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