| Idioms for October (2022) |
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Winter is gradually on the way, so here are some "ice cool" idioms.
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1. “get cold feet” |
Meaning:
To change your mind about something at the last minute.
Example:
“I was planning to go surfing today, but I'm starting to get cold feet due to the weather.”
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2. “left out in the cold” |
Meaning:
To miss an opportunity.
Example:
“Russia was left out in the cold during World War 1.”
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3.“feel blue” |
Meaning:
To feel sad.
Example:
“I often feel blue on Mondays.”
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4. “snowball effect” |
Meaning:
Something small that will grow bigger rapidly over time.
Example:
“The hardest part is starting. Once you start, it is like the snowball effect; you will gradually become more productive.”
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5. “cold as ice” |
Meaning:
To not be friendly.
Example:
“It's really hard to talk to Sally. She's as cold as ice.”
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