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Collection of Idiom Cliparts (61)
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When someone “throws in the towel,” they’re admitting defeat-just like this boy tossing his towel in frustration.
A child imagines a playful “little devil” in their thoughts-ideal for teaching idioms and figurative language.
The image is a cartoon illustration of a blue car with a rope tied around the back of it. The car is parked on a road with an orange sun in the background. Inside the car, there are various items such as a green suitcase, a red suitcase, and a pink suitcase. The items are neatly packed and appear to be ready for a trip. The rope is tied in a way that suggests that the car is being pulled by a rope. The overall mood of the image is cheerful and adventurous.
A colorful, easy-to-understand visual guide to essential English idioms-each paired with a vivid illustration and precise meaning.
When someone says “hold your horses,” they’re asking you to pause-just like this character trying (and failing) to manage three unruly horses!
The image is a list of idioms for kids. It has a title at the top that reads "List of Idioms" and below it, there is a website address "Grammary.com".
The list is divided into two columns. The first column lists all the idioms, with the first column listing all the items in the bucket, the second column listing the items that need to be filled in, and the third column listing them.
On the left side of the list, there are two illustrations of a girl with brown hair and a pink dress, holding a book and smiling
The image is a table that lists common English idioms. The table is divided into three columns and three rows. The first column is titled "Up in the Air" and the second column is labeled "All Things Considered".
The first column lists the following idioms:
- Up in the air
- All things considered
- On the same page
- Out of Work
- Move Up in in the World
- Cash-Strapped
- Flat Broke
- Dime a Dozen
- Think Outside the Box
- Stumbling Block
- Burn the Midnight Oil
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The image is a slide from a presentation about an idiom. It has a blue background with a white text box at the top that reads "What is an idium? An idiom is a group of words that have a non-lateral meaning. They act as a figure of speech. Once in a blue moon. Rarely. Let the cat out of the bag. Reveal the secret." Below the text box, there is an illustration of a black and white cat sitting on top of a bag. The cat is looking up at the moon with a curious expression.
The image shows two young boys, one wearing an orange t-shirt and blue jeans, and the other wearing a green shirt and blue pants. They are standing side by side and appear to be engaged in a playful fight. The boy on the left is holding a blue toy in his hand and is smiling widely, while the boy in the green shirt is reaching out to touch it with his right hand. The background is white and there is a blue border around the image. The image is a cartoon illustration with a simple and playful tone.
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