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two lines with the words split the beans meaning to tell people secret information my husband was afraid to spill the beans about the cost of his purchases
Spill the beans - Repinned by Chesapeake College Adult Ed. We offer free classes on the Eastern Shore of MD to help you earn your GED - H.S. Diploma or Learn English (ESL) . For GED classes contact Danielle Thomas 410-829-6043 dthomas@chesapeke.edu For ESL classes contact Karen Luceti - 410-443-1163 Kluceti@chesapeake.edu . www.chesapeake.edu
a red and white sign that says, bobby the gaffer wants to see you and you'd better watch out, because he doesn't look happy, you know
"Gaffer" means boss. Example: Bobby! The gaffer wants to see you. And you'd…
a duck with a bucket on its head and the words like water off a duck's back
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“Like water off a duck’s back” means “without any apparent effect”. Example: She calls him lazy and useless, but it’s like water off a duck’s back.
a red and white sign that says, sorry the hatchet means to make peace tom and i buried the hatchet and we are good friends now
Idiom: Bury the hatchet - Make peace
a person standing on top of a pair of shoes with a water hose attached to them
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“Butterfingers” means a person who frequently drops things, clumsy person. Example: After Sean got drunk, he was a butterfingers. We got kicked out of the pub because he broke all of out glasses! Get our apps for learning English: learzing.com
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the words sleep like a dog mean to sleep very deeply everyone in our family sleeps like a log
Do you sleep like a log? - Repinned by Chesapeake College Adult Ed. We offer free classes on the Eastern Shore of MD to help you earn your GED - H.S. Diploma or Learn English (ESL) . For GED classes contact Danielle Thomas 410-829-6043 dthomas@chesapeke.edu For ESL classes contact Karen Luceti - 410-443-1163 Kluceti@chesapeake.edu . www.chesapeake.edu
the words are written in different colors and font, along with an image of a child's face
Add fuel to the fire.- Repinned by Chesapeake College Adult Ed. We offer free classes on the Eastern Shore of MD to help you earn your GED - H.S. Diploma or Learn English (ESL) . For GED classes contact Danielle Thomas 410-829-6043 dthomas@chesapeke.edu For ESL classes contact Karen Luceti - 410-443-1163 Kluceti@chesapeake.edu . www.chesapeake.edu
an image with the words at the eleven hour on it, and two different colored lines
Idiom of the day: At the eleventh hour. - Repinned by Chesapeake College Adult Ed. We offer free classes on the Eastern Shore of MD to help you earn your GED - H.S. Diploma or Learn English (ESL) . For GED classes contact Danielle Thomas 410-829-6043 dthomas@chesapeke.edu For ESL classes contact Karen Luceti - 410-443-1163 Kluceti@chesapeake.edu . www.chesapeake.edu
a red car driving down a road with the words drive someone around the bend
"Drive someone around the bend" means "to irritate, to make someone angry". Example: My children always drive me around the bend when they are tired and in a bad mood. #idiom #idioms #slang #saying #sayings #phrase #phrases #expression #expressions #english #englishlanguage #learnenglish #studyenglish #language #vocabulary #efl #esl #tesl #tefl #toefl #ielts #toeic
a red and white poster with the words storm in a teacup on it's side
Idiom: A storm/tempest in a teacup - "Storm" is more familiar to British folks, "tempest" to American. And hey! With the American version, there's alliteration!