This document defines common idioms and phrases including "be hard up" meaning to have little money, "in the same breath" meaning to say two contradictory things at once, and "cake walk" referring to something easy. It also explains phrases such as "rank and file" referring to ordinary people, "a long shot" meaning a little chance of success, and several other common idioms and their meanings.
This document defines common idioms and phrases including "be hard up" meaning to have little money, "in the same breath" meaning to say two contradictory things at once, and "cake walk" referring to something easy. It also explains phrases such as "rank and file" referring to ordinary people, "a long shot" meaning a little chance of success, and several other common idioms and their meanings.
This document defines common idioms and phrases including "be hard up" meaning to have little money, "in the same breath" meaning to say two contradictory things at once, and "cake walk" referring to something easy. It also explains phrases such as "rank and file" referring to ordinary people, "a long shot" meaning a little chance of success, and several other common idioms and their meanings.
2. In the same breath:say two contradictory things at the same time 3. Cake walk:something easy 4. Rank and file:ordinary people 5. A long shot:little chance of success 6. To take after:to be similar in experience 7. Foul play:dishonest behaviour 8. On the wane:on the decline 9. Lie low:try not to be noticed 10. Stone’s throw:short distance 11.