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Collection of Idioms (25)
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A relaxed boy paddling calmly in a boat embodies the idea of going with the flow-staying flexible and at ease.
A delightful, whimsical cake slice that turns the idiom “it’s a piece of cake” into a visual treat-ideal for lighthearted celebrations.
A cheerful animated clock with wings zooms through the sky, vividly capturing how quickly time seems to pass.
A fun, kid-friendly explanation of idioms, using “She spilled the beans” to illustrate how phrases can have hidden meanings.
Meet our book-loving caterpillar-proof that even bugs love a good story!
These expressive cartoon icons visually communicate complex emotions in a simple, engaging way-perfect for apps, presentations, or educational materials.
A child stands under a storm cloud with rain and lightning-representing how sadness can feel overwhelming and all-consuming.
A whimsical visual explanation of the phrase “it’s raining cats and dogs,” featuring cartoon animals under storm clouds and heavy rain.
When your energy is literally burning out-this illustration captures the essence of workplace burnout in a striking, symbolic way.
A cheerful cartoon girl throws a towel in the air, visually representing the phrase “throw in the towel” meaning to give up.
A cheerful student learns to identify storm warnings-wind, flying leaves, and caution signs signal dangerous weather ahead.
“Break a Leg” - a playful, encouraging phrase turned into a positive message for healing and support.
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When money is literally tied up-this image captures the frustration of restricted cash flow or locked assets.
A fun visual guide to common English idioms-perfect for teaching figurative language in an accessible way.
When someone “throws in the towel,” they’re admitting defeat-just like this boy tossing his towel in frustration.
Students sharing knowledge over books, with one visualizing how learning strengthens the brain.
When you think you’re just holding a stick… but it’s a spider’s highway!
A cheerful young explorer drills into the ground, uncovering rocks and sparking scientific curiosity.
A child imagines a playful “little devil” in their thoughts-ideal for teaching idioms and figurative language.
A fully loaded blue car-roof rack, trunk, and backseat packed-ready to hit the open road.
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!
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