Idioms for April

April is a time for the new-birth of animals. Here are some animal idioms:

1. “one-trick pony”

Meaning:
When a person or thing has only one special talent.

Example:
“His racing car is a one-trick pony.”

2. “when pigs fly”

Meaning:
This is used sarcastically. It means you believe something is impossible.

Example:
“Steven, one day I will be the President.”    “Yeah… when pigs fly, Tom.”

3.“elephant in the room”

Meaning:
Something has made the atmosphere awkward or embarrassing.

Example:
“Sometimes you just have to acknowledge the elephant in the room.”

4. “hold your horses”

Meaning:
Do not rush something.

Example:
“Hold your horses. Let's wait to hear her side of the story before we jump to conclusions.”

5. “cat's out of the bag”

Meaning:
When a secret no-longer remains a secret.

Example:
Don't worry. Everyone knows. Steven let the cat out of the bag.”