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Idiom video: hit the nail on the head

Idiom video: hit the nail on the head

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English With Deepika 1. No smoke without fire: An idiom meaning that rumors or allegations usually have some basis in truth. 2. It's all in your head: An english expression used to indicate that something is imagined or not based on reality. #English #englishtips #idioms #englishvocabulary #englishonlinelearning | WordCraft Academy

English With Deepika 1. No smoke without fire: An idiom meaning that rumors or allegations usually have some basis in truth. 2. It's all in your head: An english expression used to indicate that something is imagined or not based on reality. #English #englishtips #idioms #englishvocabulary #englishonlinelearning | WordCraft Academy

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The idiom “a stroke of bad luck” refers to an unfortunate and unexpected event that happens by chance. For example, if someone is playing the drums and the drumstick slips out of their hand and accidentally hits a girl in the head, you could say, “The girl who got hit in the head had a stroke of bad luck.” In a professional setting, if someone was about to close a big deal, but at the last minute, the client decides to go with a competitor, you could say, “Losing that deal was a stroke of bad lu

The idiom “a stroke of bad luck” refers to an unfortunate and unexpected event that happens by chance. For example, if someone is playing the drums and the drumstick slips out of their hand and accidentally hits a girl in the head, you could say, “The girl who got hit in the head had a stroke of bad luck.” In a professional setting, if someone was about to close a big deal, but at the last minute, the client decides to go with a competitor, you could say, “Losing that deal was a stroke of bad lu

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Fall into Place - This idiom means that events or situations start to happen in an orderly and successful way after some effort or time, as if everything is coming together naturally. 📍A car is reversing, goes off the edge of the driveway, and spills all the wood it was carrying. 🗣️“Well, that didn’t exactly fall into place like he planned!” 📍In a professional setting, this idiom can be used to describe how plans, strategies, or projects start to come together smoothly after some initial chal

Fall into Place - This idiom means that events or situations start to happen in an orderly and successful way after some effort or time, as if everything is coming together naturally. 📍A car is reversing, goes off the edge of the driveway, and spills all the wood it was carrying. 🗣️“Well, that didn’t exactly fall into place like he planned!” 📍In a professional setting, this idiom can be used to describe how plans, strategies, or projects start to come together smoothly after some initial chal

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The idiom “starting off on the wrong foot” means to begin something in a bad or unfavorable way. For example, imagine a performer entering a party but slipping over as they come in. Someone might say, “Well, he really started off on the wrong foot!” In another situation, if someone starts their first day of work but says something silly to their manager, a coworker could comment, “Well, you’ve started off on the wrong foot.” This idiom highlights the idea of having a bad or awkward beginning. |

The idiom “starting off on the wrong foot” means to begin something in a bad or unfavorable way. For example, imagine a performer entering a party but slipping over as they come in. Someone might say, “Well, he really started off on the wrong foot!” In another situation, if someone starts their first day of work but says something silly to their manager, a coworker could comment, “Well, you’ve started off on the wrong foot.” This idiom highlights the idea of having a bad or awkward beginning. |

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Gossip Girl: Blair & Serena come head to head on the Met steps

Gossip Girl: Blair & Serena come head to head on the Met steps

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Absolute carnage 🍿😤Rudy Farrell and Gerard Hughes come head to head in a heated face off 🥶Who wins? 🥊 | Belfast Boxers

Absolute carnage 🍿😤Rudy Farrell and Gerard Hughes come head to head in a heated face off 🥶Who wins? 🥊 | Belfast Boxers

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Hit the Nail on the Head! 🛠️ Watch the reel to learn the exact meaning of this idiom. Think you know the answer? Drop it in the comments below! Ready to sharpen your idiom skills? Stay tuned with us and enhance your English fluency with MIE English Academy. #EnglishIdioms #LearnEnglish #ImproveFluency #MIEEnglishAcademy #IdiomOfTheDay #EnglishLearning #FluentEnglish #languageskills | MIE English Academy

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Head In The Clouds ⛅️ Idiom "Head in the clouds" means being dreamy, unrealistic, or not paying attention to practical matters. #englishlanguage #englishidioms #englishspeaking | WordCraft Academy

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✌️ Head out vs head in 💥 The phrasal verbs “head out” and “head in” have opposite meanings. 👋 Head out means to leave a place. For example: I’m going to head out now. I have a lot to do today. 🙋‍♀️Head in means to enter a place. For example: I’m going to head in and get some work done. 👇 Comment below a sentence using head out or head in. . . . . . #inglesonline #dicasdeingles #english #learnenglish #vocabulary #englishteacher #learning #grammar #education #englishlearning #inglês #language

已浏览 4045 次2023年9月23日

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Till The Cows Come Home! 🐄🏡 The idiom "till the cows come home" originates from the slow, leisurely pace at which cows return from pasture. It suggests a very long time, as cows are known to take their time coming back home. #englishvocabulary #englishteaching #learnenglish_easily | WordCraft Academy

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TO HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD - idiom of the day! #reversoapp #reversocontext #learnenglish #imparainglese #bilingual | Reverso.net

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“I come because I need thee and when I come, fill my cup, Lord.” | Cathedral of Praise Church Of God In Christ

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The idiom “using his head to get ahead” means being clever or resourceful to gain an advantage or succeed. 💡For example, imagine a baseball player accidentally hits the ball with his head, but it works out, and he reaches first base safely. You could say, 🗣️“Well, he’s definitely using his head to get ahead!” 💡In a business context, let’s say an employee finds a creative solution to a complex problem that no one else thought of, and it impresses the boss. You might say, 🗣️“She’s really using

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Unlucky Break (or Lucky Break) - This idiom can be used in both positive and negative situations. A “lucky break” refers to a stroke of good fortune, while an “unlucky break” refers to bad luck or misfortune. 📍Someone is cutting down a tree. As the tree falls, a branch unexpectedly breaks off and hits the person cutting it. 🗣️“Talk about an unlucky break—he wasn’t expecting that branch to come down on him!” 📍In a professional setting, an “unlucky break” can refer to an unexpected setback, whi

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Lingua italiana che passione! Il nostro idioma è apprezzato ovunque e aumentano le parole nuove

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Head to Head | Official Trailer - Netflix

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Why Some Phrases Get Caught in Your Head | The Henry Ford’s Innovation Nation

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Cat Idioms - Learn English idioms with The Teacher

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