| Idioms for June (2022) |
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Here are some hot idioms about summer:
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1. “Make hay while the sun shines” |
Meaning:
To prepare and take advantage of an opportunity when you have one.
Example:
“There's only one more available spot left at my favourite university. I need to make hay while the sun shines.”
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2. “Come rain or shine” |
Meaning:
To say that you will do something no matter the situation.
Example:
“I will be there at 5pm, come rain or shine.”
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3.“Take a shine to somebody / something” |
Meaning:
To like someone or something (to think positively of them).
Example:
“Recently, I've taken a shine to the Avenger's movies.”
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4. “An Indian summer” |
Meaning:
An unusually high temperature in the winter.
Example:
“Hopefully, this year will be an Indian summer.”
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5. “One swallow does not make a summer” |
Meaning:
Even though one lucky event has happened, it does not mean that there will continue to be lucky events. A swallow is a type of bird.
Example:
“The weather this spring has been very hot; however, one swallow does not make a summer.”
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