An idiom is a common word or phrase with a default culturally meaning that differs from its composite denotations. It is totally different from simile, metaphor and hyperbole. There is nothing to do ...

Fooling people is a universal trick. In English, we say “pulling a fast one” or “pulling the wool over someone’s eyes.” In German, you might say you’re “tying a bear on someone.” It seems like they’d ...

In all SSC exams, there are 2-3 questions are compulsorily asked from Idioms & phrases. Hence, this topic is very important and unavoidable. It requires less efforts and more understanding skills.

Whether they're related to food, football, or feline friends, American idioms can be colorful — and confusing to people visiting from abroad. While phrases like "shoot the breeze" (to talk about ...