Shah Noor
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Piggyback on the back and shoulders of another person. "I had to carry him piggyback" #WordOfTheDay #english #Englishgrammar
"let the grass grow under one's feet" means to delay taking action, to be idle, or to procrastinate. Here are a couple of example: 1. Instead of pursuing new opportunities, he tends to let the grass grow under his feet, missing out on potential advancements in his career.
What is the English name for this rodent? Clues: Its name starts with ‘B’ & it is famous for building dams. #guess #game #English #WordOfTheDay.
"the horse has already bolted" means it's too late to prevent or change something negative that has already happened. Example: Trying to secure the sensitive information now is like closing the stable door after the horse has already bolted; the data breach has already occurred.
Paunch: a large or protruding belly. A paunch decreases the beauty of a man. #english #Bitcoin #WordOfTheDay #idiomoftheday
"Egghead" is a colloquial term that often refers to someone perceived as highly intellectual or studious. It's not always used positively and can carry a teasing tone. For example, someone might say, "Don't be such an egghead, let's have some fun!" #english #WordOfTheDay
Labor under (Having hard times) The housekeepers are laboring under the bilious nature of ‘Rahat father Ali Khan.’ #RahatFatehAliKhan #english #WordOfTheDay #Idiomoftheday
Idiom of the day Laugh in one's sleeves(laugh secretly at someone in his presence) When he started singing everybody started to laugh in his sleeves. #English #WordOfTheDay #idiomoftheday
An itching palm (a greedy nature) "His itching palm led him to accept the tempting bribe offered during the negotiation." Make your sentence in the comment section 👋 #English #WordOfTheDay
To grease one's palm (to bribe) “Some students, desperate to pass the exam, resorted to greasing the professor’s palm with gifts in hopes of receiving better grades.” Make your sentence #English #WordOfTheDay #idiom
Idiom of the day. "Couch potato" is a colloquial term used to describe someone lazy or inactive. Example sentence: "Since he lost his job, Tom has turned into a bit of a couch potato, spending most of his days on the sofa watching movies." Try your sentence in the comments
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