Idioms
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Idioms
Friends I am inquisitive to augment my knowledge of idioms as well as aspires to become a savant in it.Try assisting me out in
increasing my idiom (stock of phrases) which are specifically derived from French and Latin as I am gonna deliver a speech in my alma mater to my school mates and my beloved teachers, which demands a phenomenal vocabulary and stock of idioms.So arduously gather information on this subject and post as soon as possible.Want to become a braniac!!
Thanks!
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Hello @abhi_21. The Oxford Dictionaries blog might be a good starting point for you: https://blog.oxforddictionaries.com/?s=idioms