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The idiom "elephant in the room" refers to a significant problem or issue.

It is obvious but avoided because discussing it might be uncomfortable.

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​A story that is unlikely to be true but is used as an explanation or excuse.

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Two more phrases for saying something is easy – you can remember them because both cake and pie are very easy to eat!

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The idiom, blue eyed boy or blue eyed girl, refers to a someone who is liked,

admired and often favored by someone in authority.

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Beside The Mark means غیر متعلقہ، جس کا تعلق نہ ہو

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• The phrase "to read between the lines" is an idiomatic expression that means to infer or understand the implicit or hidden meaning of a text, situation, or conversation, beyond the literal or obvious interpretation.
• It requires a deeper understanding and interpretation of the context.

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• Atrocious means ظالمانہ
• Admirable means قابل تعریف
• Appealing means اپیل کرنا
• Average means اوسط

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Time and again means اکثر

I’ve told you time and time again to lock both doors before you leave.

میں تمہیں اکثر کہتا رہا ہوں جانے سے پہلے دونوں دروازے لاک کردو۔

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The idiom "make a beeline" means to move quickly and directly toward something.

It much like a bee flying straight to a flower.