Canadian Idioms

1. Goals Idioms
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2. To dig your heels in something
to refuse to change your plans or ideas, especially
when someone is trying to persuade you to do so
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They told her
she was not
good enough
but she dig
her heels into
dancing
anyway.

3. To explore all avenues
to try everything in order to obtain the desired result
He was sad he
could not beat the
video game, but
after he explored
all avenues he
finally did it!
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4. Beyond one’s wildest dreams
better or more than someone had ever thought possible
He sold ten paintings
which was beyond his
wildest dreams.
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5. To kill two birds with one stone
to achieve two aims at once
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He gave her a
Caribbean
holidays for
Christmas, so
he killed two
birds with one
stone.

6. To raise to the occasion
to make the special effort that is required to successfully
deal with a difficult situation
She didn’t think he will
do a great job
designing their online
store, but he rose to
the occasion.
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