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Idiomatic
Expressions
Professor Jennifer
  Castillo Solís
• What are idiomatic expressions?
• Idiomatic expressions are used in
  communicating. Idiomatic
  expressions are useful when trying to
  convey a feeling or emotion. Some of
  them are funny and light hearted.
As white as a sheet
• What does it mean?

• Someone who is very white

• Example:
• Her legs are as white as a sheet.
He/she spilled the beans
• What does that mean?

• To tell a secret

• Example:
• Melissa spilled the beans and told our
  secret
Don´t have a cow
• What does it mean?

• Don´t get upset or angry

• Example:
• Don´t have a cow, it was just a joke.
…all ears
• What does it mean?

• To listen to someone

• Example:
• Talk to me, I´m all ears
Blind date
• What does it mean?

• To go on a date with someone you
  don´t know

• Example:
• Tonight is my blind date with Joe.
Black out
• What does it mean?

• To pass out

• Example:
• Call a doctor, she blacked out!!
Brown bag it
• What does it mean?
• To bring your own lunch to
  class/work

• Example:
• To save money, I brown bag it.
To have the blues
• What does it mean?

• To be sad or depressed

• Example:
• Sometimes I feel so blue.
Decked out in (something)
• What it means?

• To be dressed fancy

• Example:
• She´s decked out in a nice blouse
Have ants in your pants
• What does it mean?

• To be restless or nervous

• Example:
• Telma appears to have ants in her
  pants
Attracted to
• What does it mean?

To be physically attracted to someone

Example:
I am attracted to him, he´s great!
Thank you!!
• Questions or doubts please contact
  me at:

• teacherjenn17@yahoo.com

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Idiomatic expressions

  • 2. • What are idiomatic expressions?
  • 3. • Idiomatic expressions are used in communicating. Idiomatic expressions are useful when trying to convey a feeling or emotion. Some of them are funny and light hearted.
  • 4. As white as a sheet • What does it mean? • Someone who is very white • Example: • Her legs are as white as a sheet.
  • 5. He/she spilled the beans • What does that mean? • To tell a secret • Example: • Melissa spilled the beans and told our secret
  • 6. Don´t have a cow • What does it mean? • Don´t get upset or angry • Example: • Don´t have a cow, it was just a joke.
  • 7. …all ears • What does it mean? • To listen to someone • Example: • Talk to me, I´m all ears
  • 8. Blind date • What does it mean? • To go on a date with someone you don´t know • Example: • Tonight is my blind date with Joe.
  • 9. Black out • What does it mean? • To pass out • Example: • Call a doctor, she blacked out!!
  • 10. Brown bag it • What does it mean? • To bring your own lunch to class/work • Example: • To save money, I brown bag it.
  • 11. To have the blues • What does it mean? • To be sad or depressed • Example: • Sometimes I feel so blue.
  • 12. Decked out in (something) • What it means? • To be dressed fancy • Example: • She´s decked out in a nice blouse
  • 13. Have ants in your pants • What does it mean? • To be restless or nervous • Example: • Telma appears to have ants in her pants
  • 14. Attracted to • What does it mean? To be physically attracted to someone Example: I am attracted to him, he´s great!
  • 15. Thank you!! • Questions or doubts please contact me at: • teacherjenn17@yahoo.com