Canadian Idioms

1. Digital Idioms
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2. To be a digital nerd/geek
To be an intelligent but single-minded digital-technology
expert”
Everyone called Lily a
digital nerd/geek as
she was always online
and knew all the apps
before all of us.
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3. To push one’s buttons
To intentionally do specific things to anger (or please)
someone
Even though we are
adults now, my
brother keeps
pushing my buttons
and keeps making
me cry.
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4. To be a digital nomad
To be a person who travels freely while working remotely
using technology and the internet.
Only two after
starting their own
online business, my
friends could afford
to become digital
nomads.
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5. To be on the same wavelength
To think in a similar way and to understand each other well
Jane and I have
always been on the
same wavelength
when it came to
fashion.
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6. To use a hashtag
To use a word or phrase preceded by a hash
symbol (#) to help those who may be interested in
a topic to find it when they search the internet
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For two years,
the world
used hashtag
“Covid-19” to
find the
newest
pandemic
information.