| Idioms for April (2022) |
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April is a time for the new birth of animals and luck. Here are some animal idioms:
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1. “push your luck” |
Meaning:
To do something risky.
Example:
“Be careful; it is dangerous. I wouldn't push your luck.”
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2. “when pigs fly” |
Meaning:
This is used sarcastically. It means that you believe something is impossible.
Example:
“I heard that Bill won the lottery last week,” said Jane. “Bill will win the lottery when pigs fly,” said Jason.
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3.“lucky streak” |
Meaning:
To have many lucky things happen at the same time.
Example:
“I'm on a lucky streak! I keep winning!”
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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.”
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5. “luck out” |
Meaning:
To be lucky in doing something.
Example:
“It is so crowded today, we lucked out by finding this parking space.”
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