Idioms #2
1. To get wind of something – to hear a rumor about something or someone
Sentence – She got wind
that she might be breaking
with him.
2. To turn over a new leaf – to begin
again; to refresh; to start anew
Sentence – She quit
smoking and turned over a new
leaf.
3. To drive someone nuts – to make
someone feel crazy; to exasperate
someone
Sentence – He drives her
nuts when he told her exam result.
4. To be nuts about someone or something
– to like someone or something
Sentence – She’s nuts
about that boy band one
direction.
5. To be shaking like a leaf – trembling/shivering
usually with fear or from the cold
Sentence – He’s feeling cold that’s why he’s shaking like a leaf.
6. The autumn year – later years of
life; when you’re getting older
Sentence – He retired at
65 because he wants to
enjoy his autumn years.
7. To be under the weather – to feel
sick/unwell
Sentence – I didn’t come
to school today, I was
feeling a bit under the weather.
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