Idioms for October |
1. formal |
Meaning:
Formal is an adjective that means something that is serious and should not be seen as a joke or something to laugh about.
Example:
“I wore a dress and he wore a suit to the formal dance last weekend.” |
2. acquaintance |
Meaning:
A noun used to describe someone you are not friends with, maybe because you don’t like them or because you haven’t gotten to know them yet, that you have met a couple times.
Example:
“Do you know Bill?” — “Yes, he is an acquaintance of mine.” |
3.friendly |
Meaning:
An adjective that describes a person who is good with people and it is easy for them to make friends.
Example:
“I like him already, he is so friendly!” |
4. casual |
Meaning:
An adjective to describe a situation where people do not have to wear fancy or expensive clothes and can talk about anything with people around them without worrying too much about being rude.
Example:
“What are you wearing to the party?” — “It is a very casual party so I’m wearing shorts and a t-shirt.” |
5. shy |
Meaning:
An adjective to describe someone who does not enjoy talking to people or being around a lot of people not because they don’t like people but because it makes them uncomfortable.
Example:
“I didn’t talk to him very much. He is very shy so he stood by himself.”
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