Idioms for August |
1. comprehend |
Meaning:
To understand something.
Example:
I’m having trouble comprehending the homework our teacher gave. |
2. hit the books |
Meaning:
To study.
Example:
That test next week sure sounds difficult. We need to hit the books. |
3.twist (my/his/her/our) arm |
Meaning:
To force someone to do something.
Example:
Ok, don’t twist my arm, I’ll come help you move. |
4. shocked beyond believe |
Meaning:
Surprised about something that you can’t imagine it is real.
Example:
I was shocked beyond believe to hear that Sarah and Paul are getting married! |
5. lose your touch |
Meaning:
No longer able to do something you used to be able to do.
Example:
John, you used to be so good at basketball. You have really lost your touch.
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