idioms


Common idioms with their meanings

1. To paddle one’s own canoe – To be independent and self-reliant

2. To throw in the towel – To give up or admit defeat

3. To strike while the iron is hot – To take advantage of an opportunity while it lasts

4. To blow one’s own trumpet – To boast or praise oneself

5. To turn over a new leaf – To start afresh or change one’s behavior for the better

6. To lay one’s cards on the table – To be open and honest about one’s intentions or plans

7. To leave no stone unturned – To try every possible means to achieve something

8. To bury the hatchet – To make peace and end a conflict

9. To hit the nail on the head – To describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem

10. To get into hot water – To get into trouble


Happy learning with Noor E Alam 

University of Dhaka 

English Medium Teacher 


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