Examples of using Idiom in English and their translations into Indonesian
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In the language of the Jews, in the idiom of the Jews, he was saying,“I am not dead yet”, in other words,“I am ALIVE!”.
Where there's a will, there's a way This idiom means that if people really want to do something,
However, as an idiom to stab someone in the back means to hurt someone who was close to us
One swallow doesn't make a summer is an idiom that means that if one good thing happens, it doesn't mean that everything will improve.
The design idiom of the four-door, four-seat concept coupe is based on Borgward's“Impressions of Flow” design principle, which will be
is an idiom that refers to a policy of offering a combination of rewards
Literally"Out of the Blue" is an informal English language idiom that describes an event that occurs unexpectedly,
Their realism was expressed and defended in the idiom of“propositions” and“meanings,” so it was taken to involve a turn toward language.
inadvertently used this common idiom, saying:“to the four corners of the globe.”25.
Today, the strength of the resilience of the village community after the Pol Pot regime is discussed through the idiom of the potent places-
Young that the"four conspicuous horns toward the four winds of heaven" may be an idiom of universal rule not relating specifically to any four generals.
The ultimate rejection of any person would be to deny their existence(hence the idiom“You are dead to me”).
This idiom is typically used in American English
The title is an idiom that means“I am always thinking about you.”.
Davy Jones' Locker is an idiom for the bottom of the sea- the resting place of drowned seamen.
fatigue from too much thinking is an idiom of distress in many cultures
Learners are often keen to give me a translation of an idiom in their language and very often I can supply the equivalent expression in English.
It's the same as the idiom- being close to a king is being close to a tiger.
trembling” This was an OT idiom of respect and awe towards God cf. Ps.
Idiom collection, This app includes a collection of the most common idiomatic expressions, sorted by categories.