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English ‘does not have to do with idioms’ traceability [Abstract] ‘does not have to do with idioms’ refers to those between the literal meaning and the true meaning of the idiom irrelevant or far-fetched. This article will divide them into three categories, namely, misinformation, pix and the old meaning. Images are available in each category as a number of instructions. In order to arouse interest in colleagues and to promote the study of English. [Keywords:] do not have to do with the old idiom meaning misinformation pix ‘Does not take the industry idiom’ refers to the idiom of varying form and meaning. In the initial contact, it is hard to figure out its meaning from its literal, so often those who are talking to kicking the tires. Piersol Smith (Pearsall Smith) Speaking of what he called ‘does not take the world of words to express,’ it said, these words are often shown a bohemian, a kind of preposterous love and a kind of rational obedience Converse. People horses seem to prefer this to the wind linking the practice of cattle that it makes such a term is more vivid and more attractive. Smith’s Holding such views also indicates a failure to take the world because of what the idiom is generated. ‘Idiom’ (idiom) from the Latin idiō ma, whose original meaning is ‘characteristics, language’. In the Chinese language dictionary has not yet see the ‘idiom’ of this entry, but in the case of English language learning books or English-Chinese dictionary of words it is a convention. Idiom similar to the Chinese proverb, but there are differences, from the formal point of view of English idioms can be either a single word or abbreviation, such as the blarney (rhetoric; double-talk), Q, E, D, (difficult to Xie ° W) ; it can be more than two words, such as all yours (note to listen to respect it), a white night (sleepless nights), be over the moon (elated), all this and heaven too (icing on the cake), etc.; can also is a complete sentence, such as Give him an inch and