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B.3.4.
The ‘D’ Idioms you can use. |
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Idiom |
to call it a day |
Meaning |
to stop working, to bring something to an end |
Illustration |
Let’s call it a day, it is getting late. |
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in the dead of night |
Meaning |
in the middle of night |
Illustration |
The burglar sneaked into the house in the dead of night. |
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Idiom |
deep-rooted |
Meaning |
long-established |
Illustration |
It is not easy to kick deep-rooted habits like nails-biting. |
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dull as ditchwater |
Meaning |
uninteresting, boring |
Illustration |
The movie we saw last night was dull as ditchwater. |
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to go down the drain |
Meaning |
cannot be recovered |
Illustration |
Our training went down the drain when our coach decided to withdraw from the tournament. |
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