id·i·om /ˈidēəm/
An idiom is an expression that means something other than the literal meanings of its individual words.
Here are six native idioms for you to learn and use. Enjoy friends!
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to take a stand - adoptar una postura
You have take a stand on the matter and settle it.
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to cut one's teeth on something - adquirir experiencia en algo
I cut my teeth in radio before I made the jump to TV
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to take its toll - afectar
All these late nights are taking their toll!
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to get under someone's skin - afectar, molestar a alguienThe way he talks to his students gets under my skin.
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to get into the swing of things - agarrale la mano a algoKeep learning and you'll get into the swing of things in no time.
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to catch off-guard - agarrar desprevenido
The question caught me off guard in the interview.
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