Idiom dictionary

[feby ayumi]

thats cool..:-D

but how to remember all of the stuff ??

 

[Tdol]

It's for reference- you don't need to learn it all. When you're not sure, you can check. ;-)

 

[Littlejenny]

we can google all the idom heh , it's not ' a hard nut to crack' :-D

 

[Ahmad Safwat]

Thanks very much I sould make this a refernce to me .

 

[yousef4english]

thanks a lot
:up:

 

[Septemberfd]

Could you please tell me some idioms about numbers?or tell me where to find such idioms. thank you very much .thankssssssss....:-D:-D:-D

 

[Lolita90]

Nice forum

 

[5jj]

Could you please tell me some idioms about numbers?or tell me where to find such idioms. thank you very much .thankssssssss....:-D:-D:-D

I googled idioms numbers, and quite a few useful-looking sites came up.

 

[tqhzd]

Thank you Tdol
It is important to know them:lol:

 

[minud]

Click here to see our full list of English idioms and idiomatic expressions.

very artistic by hard in mood.

 

[minud]

thats cool..:-D

but how to remember all of the stuff ??

with alphabate or meaning:lol::lol:

 

[minud]

we can google all the idom heh , it's not ' a hard nut to crack' :-D

Not hard but not sure about all idom.,in Googal.check your list.

 

[suess]

Thanks a bunch! should have kind of signal in frequently use idioms, like you said, it's too much to remember.

 

[skotopes]

Thank`s for you work!

 

[zlad.vlad]

Thanks!
My favourite is "Raining cats and dogs". Do you know why it is called so?

 

[Sharon_Cao]

The expressions are so good, cannot love it more. Thanks so much.

 

[clientpros]

Hello, that's a good reference. Thanks for the efforts for pointing it out.

 

[HenryLin]

Thanks for sharing this idiom dictionary here. Great to have to this dictionary, this dictionary is very helpful for me.

 

[+Technist Warp-]

Excuse me, I'm new here. I would like to know what it means if someone was beside himself. I just like the context 'beside himself' and saw this phrase in a couple of books. Thank you!

 

[Tdol]

It means he was very angry.

Please start new threads for such questions. There's a section to ask abut idioms: https://www.usingenglish.com/forum/forums/28-English-Idioms-and-Sayings.