A-Z Idioms and Meanings

About A-Z Idioms and Meanings

Native English speakers, or of any language for that matter, naturally inherit the knowledge to know what idioms mean because they have the benefit of hearing them every day as they grow up. However, when you are learning English as a secondary language and it is not your native tongue, idioms and other forms of figurative language can be extremely difficult to understand. Understanding them, however, is an essential part of being able to communicate effectively with those around you and for them to communicate effectively with you.
This app contain more than 3900 idioms arrange from A to Z, that could help you easy to access and search the idiom you looking for.

Below are some idioms:

- A rolling stone gathers no moss
- A still tongue keeps a wise head
- A picture is worth a thousand words
- Haste makes waste: This idiom means that if you try to do something quickly, without planning it, you're likely to end up spending more time, money, etc, doing it.
- Have a foot in both camps: Someone who plays a part or who is involved in two different groups of people, opinions, ways of thinking or living, etc, has a foot in both camps.

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