| Idioms for May
(2025) |
1. “April showers bring May flowers” |
Meaning:
Difficult or unpleasant experiences in the past can lead to positive outcomes in the future.
Example:
“I know you've been struggling with your studies, but remember, April showers bring May flowers, so keep working hard and things will improve.”
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2. “In full bloom” |
Meaning:
At the peak of development or beauty.
Example:
“The garden was in full bloom with vibrant colors and fragrances, attracting visitors from all around.”
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3.“Spring into action” |
Meaning:
To quickly become active or start doing something enthusiastically.
Example:
“As soon as the teacher announced the group project, the students sprang into action, brainstorming ideas and dividing tasks.”
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4. “Spring fever” |
Meaning:
A restless or excited feeling associated with the arrival of spring.
Example:
“Ever since the weather warmed up, I've had a serious case of spring fever, making it difficult to focus on my work.”
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5. “Spring cleaning” |
Meaning:
Thoroughly cleaning and organizing one's home or surroundings, often done in the springtime.
Example:
“I spent the weekend doing spring cleaning, decluttering my closet and scrubbing every corner of the house to welcome the new season.”
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