Idiom英语成语.pptVIP

Idiom (1) A: Well, I better get on my horse. Thanks again for the fantastic meal. B: You ‘re quite welcome. A: I was really hungry. Sorry if I ate like a horse. B: No problem. I consider that a compliment. A: You should come by my place sometime for dinner. I admit, my cooking can’t hold a candle to yours.. But, my house is only a stone’s throw away. Idiom get on one’s horse ----离开 eat like a horse-----狼吞虎咽 can’t hold a candle to someone/sth 跟某人、某事不能比 a stone’s throw away 近在咫尺 Other idiom add insult to injury Ex. Sarah broke up with me yesterday. To add insult to injury, she said she’s going out with my best friend! all thumbs I could never be a good model building. I am all thumbs. as clear as mud These directions are as clear as mud. They don’t make any sence. as right as rain Have a cup of tea. It’ll make you feel as right as rain. at the eleventh hour At the eleventh hour, the representatives from each country reached an agreement. at the drop of a hat Call me when you’re ready, and I ‘ll be there at the drop of a hat. slang Knock out Awesome Air –head=bird brain * *