Idioms are expressions that have a meaning different from the literal words. They are often colorful and creative, and can make language more fun and interesting. Here are some examples of common English idioms and their meanings:
- Break a leg: This means good luck, especially before a performance or an exam.
- Hit the sack: This means go to bed or go to sleep.
- Piece of cake: This means something is very easy or simple.
- Spill the beans: This means reveal a secret or some information.
- Raining cats and dogs: This means raining very heavily or a lot.
