Write the meaning of given idioms- 02
a. chicken hearted bellow ______________
b. To cost pearls before a swine_____________
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Idioms & Their Meanings:
a) Chicken hearted fellow:
- It is used to refer anyone coward or about someone who gets scared easily i.e. a timid nature.
- 'Chicken' here means a coward bird who starts panicking insanely in small things too
Example:-
- His is a chicken-hearted man; he cannot see down from a height.
b) To cast pearls before a swine:
- The above idiom simply refers wasting time or valuable things on those who totally don't deserve or appreciate these.
- 'Pearls' refer to the valuable and priceless things whereas 'swine' is used as a contradictory referring to a unpleasant person / thing.
Example:-
- Nowadays, Playing classical theme music is like a casting pearls before a swine to the highschoolers.
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Question 1
- 'A chicken hearted fellow' refers to a person who is easily frightened; cowardly.
- It refer to a person who shows lack of courage or confidence;
- Example - My friend Mohan ischicken hearted fellow
Question 2
- It refers something of value of that someone doesn't appreciate it.
- Example - The old professor felt that lecturing on Dante to unruly undergraduates would be casting pearls before swine.
Idioms
Idioms are phrase that detect a figurative meaning that is difficult or impossible to speak.
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