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6 must-know Idioms about Food

6 must-know Idioms about Food
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๐Ÿ“1. Bread and Butter

แ€’ီ idiom แ€œေးแ€€ို noun แ€กแ€”ေแ€”ဲ့แ€›ော adjective แ€กแ€”ေแ€”ဲ့แ€•ါ แ€žုံးแ€•ါแ€แ€š်

 ๐Ÿ‘‰ ( n )  >>> a person's or company's main source of income >> แ€œူแ€แ€…်แ€šောแ€€် ၊ แ€€ုแ€™္แ€•แ€ီ แ€แ€…်แ€ုแ€›ဲ့ แ€กแ€“ိแ€€แ€แ€„်แ€„ွေแ€›แ€œแ€™်း။

e.g. Teaching classic music to young boys and girls is her bread and butter.

๐Ÿ‘‰ ( adj ) >>>  basic ; very important >> แ€กแ€“ိแ€€แ€€ျแ€žော ၊ แ€กแ€›ေးแ€•ါแ€žော ။
[  used only before noun  ]

e.g. Employment and taxation are the bread-and-butter issues of politics.

๐Ÿ“2. Big Cheese ( n ) an important and powerful person, especially in an organization >>> แ€กแ€›ေးแ€•ါ แ€กแ€›ာแ€›ောแ€€်แ€žူ ။
[ informal , humorous ]

e.g. Ever since his promotion, he has started to feel that he is the big cheese in the company.

๐Ÿ“3. Couch Potato ( n ) a person who spends a lot of time sitting and watching television >> แ€€ိုแ€š်แ€œแ€€်แ€œှုแ€•်แ€›ှားแ€™ှုแ€™แ€›ှိแ€˜ဲ แ€กားแ€กားแ€›ှိ TV แ€‘ိုแ€„်แ€€ြแ€Š့်แ€”ေแ€žူ ။

e.g. Stop being a couch potato. Turn off the TV and go out and do something.

๐Ÿ“4. Spice sth ( up ) / ( with sth ) to add interest or excitement to something >> แ€…ိแ€်แ€แ€„်แ€…ားแ€…แ€›ာแ€€ောแ€„်းแ€กောแ€„် แ€œုแ€•်แ€žแ€Š်။

e.g. He exaggerated the details to spice up the story.

e.g. Her conversation is always spiced with humour.

๐Ÿ“5. Butter somebody up >>> to say nice things to somebody so that they will help you or give up something >> แ€€ိုแ€š်แ€€ျိုးแ€€ို แ€™ျှော်แ€•ြီး แ€แ€…်แ€ฅီးแ€แ€…်แ€šောแ€€်แ€€ို แ€ျီးแ€™ွแ€™်းแ€•ြောแ€†ိုแ€žแ€Š် ။ แ€œိုแ€›แ€„်းแ€ိုแ€›ှแ€„်းแ€•ြောแ€›แ€›แ€„်แ€ော့ แ€–ားแ€žแ€Š် แ€•ေါ့ ။

e.g. He is always trying to butter up his boss.

 ๐Ÿ“ 6. ( as ) cool as a cucumber >>> very calm and controlled, especially in a difficult situation ; very relaxed >> แ€…ိแ€်แ€กေးแ€œแ€€်แ€กေး แ€•ေါ့แ€•ေ့ါแ€•ါးแ€•ါး แ€›ှိแ€žแ€Š် ။

e.g.  I thought I was afraid of flying, but I was  cool as a cucumber all the way to England.

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Kyal Sin Phu
8 May 2020

Ref : www.theidioms.com
www.englishclub.com
Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

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