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Idioms are a strong components of a language. It helps people in simplifying their speech and speaks easily about what they are intended. This set of flashcards are an approach for helping you to become familiar with the English idioms. This set of flashcards is my first step in helping to become familiar with the English idioms. I am hoping to provide you with more idioms according to the alphabetical order.

Question
odpowiedź
ABC
Primary knowledge.
He doesn't know even the ABC of music
Above all
More than anything else.
Above all, be careful of your health.
Above board
Beyond doubt.
His activities are open and above board.
Achilles' heel
Weak point
Mathematics is the achilles' heel in my preparation for competitive tests.
After all
In spite of everything
Though he lead a controversial movement, after all, he is a patriot.
All at once
Suddenly
While talking over the phone, all at once, a bike appeared in front of my car.
All on (of) a sudden
Suddenly
All on (of) a sudden a bike appeared in front of my car.
All but
Nearly
The smokes all but caught my breath.
All in all
Supreme
The president is all in all in making donations for such purpose.
Apple of discord
Matter of dispute
Jerusalem has became the apple of discord in the Palestine-Israel peace processes.
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Comments:

2011-09-25 18:03:34
kefreecoolmind wrote:
veary good

2011-09-27 05:29:48
pujakalange91 wrote:
Hey......its realy helpful to mi...
such an intresting thing...

2012-01-11 13:43:38
arshadshafaei wrote:
It,s actually premium idiom tips that you never find
them together just on one specified page of Oxford
Learner,s Dictionary.Many thanks.

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