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Idioms

The document contains several common idioms and their meanings including "a piece of cake" meaning very easy, "kick the bucket" meaning to die, and "a storm in a tea cup" referring to unnecessary anger or worry over an unimportant matter. It seeks to explain the meanings behind common English idioms.

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Idioms

The document contains several common idioms and their meanings including "a piece of cake" meaning very easy, "kick the bucket" meaning to die, and "a storm in a tea cup" referring to unnecessary anger or worry over an unimportant matter. It seeks to explain the meanings behind common English idioms.

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Laura Bernabé
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A PIECE OF CAKE

KICK THE BUCKET

A MONKEY WITH A IS STILL AN UGLY THING


GOLDEN RING

AS COOL AS A CUCUMBER

BE UNDER THE WEATHER

LIKE A BROKEN RECORD

A STORM IN A TEA CUP

A PIECE OF CAKE- IT’S VERY EASY


KICK THE BUCKET – DIE
A MONKEY WITH A GOLDEN RING IS STILL AN UGLY THING- YOU CAN’T MAKE
SOMETHING UGLY LOOK GOOD JUST BY DECORATING IT
AS COOL AS A CUCUMBER – VERY CALM OR CALMLY, ESPECIALLY WHEN THIS IS
SURPRISING
BE UNDER THE WEATHER – FEEL NOT COMPLETELY WELL
A STORM IN A TEA CUP- A LOT OF UNNCESSARY ANGER AND WORRY ABOUT A
MATTER THAT IS NOT TOO IMPORTANT

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