Today’s English word of the day is an idiom: give someone their marching orders. Keep reading to learn the meaning of this idiom, hear the pronunciation, and read two examples of the vocabulary in use. With each English word of the day, I only focus on one...
Today’s English word of the day is an idiom: look askance. Keep reading to learn the meaning of ‘look askance’, hear the pronunciation, and read two examples of the vocabulary in use. With each English word of the day, I only focus on one definition....
Today’s English word of the day is actually an idiom: down in the dumps. Keep reading to learn the meaning of ‘down in the dumps’, hear the pronunciation, and read two examples of the vocabulary in use. With each English word of the day, I only focus...
Today’s English word of the day is the idiom: money doesn’t grow on trees. Keep reading to learn the meaning of ‘money doesn’t grow on trees’, hear the pronunciation, and read two examples of the vocabulary in use. With each English word...
Today’s English word of the day is an idiom: at a loss. Keep reading to learn the meaning of ‘at a loss’, hear the pronunciation, and read two examples of the vocabulary in use. With each English word of the day, I only focus on one definition. To...
