Idioms for July |
1. put into motion |
Meaning:
To start something or start working on something
Example:
It’s no use sitting here and talking, we need to start putting our plans into motion. |
2. keep your mind on |
Meaning:
To focus and pay attention to something
Example:
The teacher was angry because the students weren’t keeping their minds on the class. |
3.glance |
Meaning:
To look at something quickly
Example:
The children kept glancing out of the window to see if the dog had come back. |
4. busy as a beaver |
Meaning:
To be very busy
Example:
John was busy as a beaver today; he left home at 6am and didn’t return until 10pm.
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5. in unison |
Meaning:
When people do the same thing at the same time
Example:
When the teacher said they would have to cancel the outing, the children all groaned in unison.
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