Idioms for July |
1. Get a kick out of |
Meaning:
To enjoy doing something very much
Example: I get a real kick out of shopping for the new shoes. |
2. Read between the lines |
Meaning:
To find the hidden meaning
Example:
Don't believe every thing you read literally. Learn to read between the lines. |
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3. Have mixed feelings |
Meaning:
Unsure how you feel
example:
I had mixed feelings about leaving home. I was looking forward to going to university but I would miss my family. |
4. Draw a blank |
Meaning:
Can’t remember something
example:
I tried to remember her telephone number, but I could only draw a blank. |
5. Have a change of heart |
Meaning:
To change one's attitude or decision, usually from a negative to a positive position.
Example:
I had a change of heart at the last minute and gave the beggar some money. |