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What is an idiom? An idiom is an expression whose meaning cannot be understood based on the definition of its constitutional elements www.assignmentpoint.com

He spilled the beans He told the secret www.assignmentpoint.com

Get off my back! Leave me alone! www.assignmentpoint.com

We were laughing very hard! We were in stitches! We were laughing very hard! www.assignmentpoint.com

He kicked the bucket! He died www.assignmentpoint.com

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She was dressed to kill She was dressed in her finest clothing www.assignmentpoint.com

I’m at the end of my rope! I am so-o-o frustrated! www.assignmentpoint.com

You have to bite the bullet You need to put up with this difficult situation www.assignmentpoint.com

Teachers always stick to their guns Teachers never change their opinions www.assignmentpoint.com

Have you heard about that new TV? Money talks Money influences a lot of people. Have you heard about that new TV? www.assignmentpoint.com

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