Discover the top 10 most commonly used English idioms, along with their meanings and examples. Enhance your English vocabulary and conversation skills with these popular expressions!

This idiom means a person or topic widely discussed by people. For example, when a film becomes popular, it’s “on everyone’s tongue". This idiom means to be involved in an unsavoury or immoral act. It ...

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This age-old idiom about misplaced priorities, sadly, is in play at Penn State. This past year our Board of Trustees (Nero) ...

This book is very interesting and it talks about a very moving story of friendship. Newborn Wilbur was a pig, and a ...

Working-class Americans have voted with a mixture of fatalist resignation and up-yours defiance for an economic remedy likely ...

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One of the first changes that (sort of) hit me was when I ambled over to a now-vacant store whose name will remain nameless ...

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Some common if questionable English usage may be technically wrong but just fine in real life, while other usage may depend ...

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A Chinese stage adaptation of The Shawshank Redemption illuminated the stage at the Guilin Festival held in Guilin, South ...