English with Sathish!

  101.Idiom: The best thing since sliced bread           Meaning:A good and useful invention       Sentence:The smartphone is the best thing since sliced bread.       102.Idiom: Walk in the other’s shoes         Meaning:To understand what the other is going through   Sentence:You will not understand unless you walk in their shoes.   103.Idiom: Break the ice                  Meaning:To make people feel comfortable with those who are unfamiliar to them Sentence:The communication trainer conducted an activity to break the ice.   104.Idiom: Having a monkey on your back              Meaning:To have a problem that you cannot solve or get rid off easily         Sentence:Not completi...

  51.Idiom: Like two peas in a pod Meaning:Be together always         Sentence:My cousin and I are always like two peas in a pod.   52.Idiom: Know which way the wind blows            Meaning:To understand what is happening             Sentence:As a detective, you are always obliged to learn which way the wind blows and then make a statement.   53.Idiom: Hit the nail on the head               Meaning:To do something the exact way in which it should be done / Also refers to giving a direct answer   Sentence:Harish hit the nail on the head with his decision to buy this piece of land.   54.Idiom: Catch more flies with honey than you can with vinegar Meaning:Getting what you want by being nice      Sentence:If you ask politely, you may be able...

Idioms with Meaning and Sentence  1. Idiom : Break a leg   Meaning: To wish someone good luck, especially before a performance.   Sentence: "Good luck with your presentation today. Break a leg!"   2. Idiom: Under the weather Meaning: To be feeling sick or unwell.   Sentence: "I'm feeling under the weather today.   3. Idiom : A piece of cake Meaning: Something very easy.   Sentence: "The exam was a piece of cake.   4. Idiom :Hit the nail on the head   Meaning: To do or say something exactly right.   Sentence: "You've hit the nail on the head with your analysis.   5.    Idiom: Cost an arm and a leg   Meaning: To be very expensive.   Sentence: "The new car cost an arm and a leg."     6.    Idiom :The ball is in your court Meaning: It's your turn to decide or act.   Sentence: The ball is in your court whether to buy a car or not.   7. Idi...