Question

Youll catch a cold on the way Type of literary device.

Answer 1

The literary device here is "Idiom".

• An idiom is an expression or articulation that regularly presents non-literal, non-strict importance connected to the expression; however, a few expressions become non-literal idioms while holding the exacting significance of the expression.
• Sorted as predictable language, an idiom's non-literal significance is unique about the exacting importance.
• In phonetics, idioms are generally ventured to be metaphors going against the principle of compositionality. That compositionality is the critical thought for the investigation of idioms is stressed in many records of idioms.
• This principle expresses that the significance of an entire ought to be developed from the implications of the parts that make up the entirety. As such, one ought to be in a situation to comprehend the entire assuming one comprehends the implications of every one of the parts that make up the entirety.
• For Example:                                                                                                                      Fred kicked the bucket.

       Here, "kicked the bucket" means died.