Learning English Vocabulary Lesson 21 Teeth Idioms
Learn English Vocabulary Video Lesson’s Topic: Teeth idioms (common expressions related to teeth). Levels: intermediate to advanced. In this lesson these Idioms presented: have a sweet tooth, bite off more than you can chew, like pulling teeth.
Study Tip 1: Pay attention to the whole context. You can often guess the meaning of a new expression by listening to the whole conversation.
Study Tip 2: Try using at least two different sources to get a clear understanding of a new expression. Sources may be dictionaries, textbooks, or other English speakers. By the way, listening is the most powerfull way of learning new vocabularies.
Learn English Teeth Idioms:
Have a sweet tooth: love sweet foods and confections
Bite off more than you can chew: have too much to do. Take on a bigger task than one is capable of completing
Like pulling teeth: something being difficult. Very difficult. (it is hard to get that person to agree to do what you want)
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