IDIOMS / English Idioms
Idioms are expressions whose meaning cannot be understood from their literal structure.
Idioms are phrases or words that cannot be taught literally.
About time:
Finally, at last.
It has taken a long time, often more than expected.
We won the game about time.
Be a piece of cake:
Be very easy.
An activity or task that is very easy to do.
John said the exam is difficult, but I think it is a piece of cake.
Be broke:
Be without money.
Having no money; financially unable to do something.
No, she can’t lend you fifty euros. She is completely broke until next week.
Remember, idioms are expressions that have a figurative or cultural meaning beyond their literal translation.