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English Idiomatic Expressions

Description:

English idiomatic expressions are fixed phrases or sentences that have a meaning different from the literal interpretation of the words. These expressions are widely used in the English language to convey ideas, feelings, or actions in a more colorful and expressive way.

Sense 1: Popular idiomatic expressions

English idiomatic expressions that are commonly used by native speakers and widely understood.

Sample sentence:

"Break a leg" is a popular idiom in English, often used to wish someone good luck before a performance or important event.

Sense 2: Local idiomatic expressions

English idiomatic expressions that are more specific to certain regions or communities.

Sample sentence:

In the UK, the phrase "chuffed to bits" is a local idiom that means extremely pleased or delighted.

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