1. IS A PIECE OF CAKE By John Doliński
UNDERSTANDING IDIOMS
IS A PIECE OF CAKE
By John Doliński

2. The origin of idioms

5. Idioms should be used in proper situations.
They enrich our speech and increase our vocabulary.
The grammar and the vocabulary of the idioms are fixed, and if we change them, we lose the meaning of the idiom.

6. What are idioms?

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11. Examples of the

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15. WYPIĆ PIWO , KTÓRE SIĘ NAWARZYŁO

17. BRZMI ZNAJOMO….

19. WE DON` T NEED THIS FRIEND

21. ALSO … BIG SHOT (BOSS, VIP)

31. Żyła złota / drzemeczka

33. Wychodzić na prostą,

112. to play truant = to play hookey = to skip school
teacher's pet = All-A pupil = star pupil
apple-polisher = brown-noser
copy-cat
crib = cheat-note = pony
drop-out
jock = meathead
bookworm = grind = grunt = crammer
snow job
bad news
Mickey Mouse class = piece of cake = snap
push-over
SCHOOL IDIOMS

113. Let the cat out of the bag Live on a shoestring Have a long face
And the other examples
Try to guess meaning
Have a lot on your plate
Have a sweet tooth
Hit the bottle
Horse sense
In donkey`s years
Kick the bucket
Let the cat out of the bag
Live on a shoestring
Have a long face
Make a monkey out of you

114. Nail in the coffin
No pain, no gain
No skin of my nose
Old flame
On the house
once in a blue moon
Out of the blue
Pay through the nose
Pop the question
Pull your socks up
Hair of the dog
Go Dutch

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