LEIDY CAROLINA REYES TOVAR EDW7

Idiom:  Angela don’t think that math problem, neither do I.

PIECE OF CAKE.  I was expecting something much more difficult.

Definitions: Spanish: Es pan comido.

 This phrase is used to talk about
something that is very easy to do.

 When the task is simple enough

and does not take much effort to
perform.

Idiom:  You can't do everything at once! Thus, you do not

IF YOU RUN AFTER TWO HARES learn well, nor do you have fun well.
YOU WILL CATCH NEITHER.  Alejandro is watching 3 channels at the same time,
it will be that someone has paid enough attention.
Definitions:
 It is preferable to focus on a few Spanish: El que mucho abarca, poco aprieta.
things to achieve better results.
 To properly manage our time and
our energies, it is essential to
have the ability to prioritize tasks
and focus our attention and
energies on a certain number of
them.
 Who wants to do everything at
the same time will not be able to
finish anything well
Idiom:
TO BE A NITPICKER.
Definitions:
 Argue or fight over details,
insignificant things.
 Look for flaws that are small or
perhaps non-existent to discuss
something
Idiom:
I COULDN'T CARE LESS.
Definitions:
 Something doesn't matter to us,
we don't care, we don't care.
Idiom:
IT MAKES MY MOUTH WATER
 I really like the United States and the opportunities
that are there, but it does not have the food of
Colombia.
 This dessert is too delicious, but can't it be of
another flavor?
Spanish: Buscarle la quinta pata al gato.
 Can't say I think about it.
 I don't give a damn what people think about me.
Spanish:
 Me importa un pepino.
 Me importa un rábano
 Me importa un comino
 My mouth's watering just thinking about it.
 Our mouths are watering in front of a Burger.
Definitions:
 Something seems so good to you Spanish: Hacerse agua la boca.
that thinking about it, or seeing
it, you start to “salivate”.
 We like something very much.

Idiom:  - Juan Carlos says that Marta is boring.

THE OTHER SIDE OF THE COIN.
Definitions:
 Every positive situation brings a
negative side. And every negative
situation brings a positive side.
 The other side of this situation
- You have to ask Marta what about Juan Carlos and
see the other side of the coin.
 Fame gives you recognition but you must see the
opposite, you will not have privacy.
Spanish: La otra cara de la moneda.

Idiom:  He realized that we were looking at him and he

HIS FACE IS 'BEET RED'. turned as red as a beet.
 She turned beet red, she wouldn't even look at me.
Definitions:
 Flushing, blushing, suffocating, Spanish: Se puso rojo como un tomate.
embarrassed, ashamed, flushing
the face due to a greater than
normal blood supply.