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2021-09-18 10:45:43 Idiom of the Day

right up your street BrE

Meaning:
If something is right up your street, it would be perfect for you or ideal for your skills and interests.

For example:

I've found a job that should be right up Humphrey's street. It's writing for a cricket magazine, so he could use his writing skills and his knowledge of cricket.
I thought a tour of German castles would be right up your street, Sarah.

Note: The idioms "right down your alley" and "right up your alley" have the same meaning, but they're used more in American English.

Variety: This idiom is typically used in British English but may be used in other varieties of English too.
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2021-09-18 00:14:10 Phrasal Verb of the Day

believe in

Meaning:
If you believe in something, you're sure that it's true or it really exists.

For example:

Not many people in Europe believe in ghosts, but many people in Asia do.
Mahatma Gandhi believed in the power of non-violent protest.
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2021-09-17 11:02:25 Phrasal Verb Of the day

get away with

Meaning:
to do something illegal or immoral and not get caught or punished

For example:

Janet got away with shoplifting clothes the first few times, but she soon got caught and now she's stuck with a police record for the rest of her life.
Bobby nearly got away with the robbery, but he spent the money too quickly and local police who knew him got suspicious.

Nouns often used as objects with get away with: cheating, stealing, lying, robbery, theft, fraud, corruption, murder
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2021-09-16 23:15:12 Idiom of the day

have a heart-to-heart

Meaning:
If you have a heart-to-heart with someone, you have an honest talk and share your feelings with each other.

For example:

After we'd had a good heart-to-heart we understood each other much better.
If you're not getting on well with someone, having a heart-to-heart can really help a lot.

Note: "Heart-to-heart" can also be used as an adjective, as in "have a heart-to-heart talk".
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2021-09-16 16:25:11 Idiom of the day

an acid test

Meaning:
An acid test is something that shows the true worth or value of something or someone.

For example:

Our new player has been doing well at training and in practice matches, but the acid test will come in her first real match.

The new political party is doing better and better in the polls, but the acid test will be the next election.

Origin: Possibly related to the fact that a test involving acid has been used for over a century to prove that a metal that looks like gold is, or is not, really gold.

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