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spring idioms

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    bees and spring
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  • When the store opened, she made a beeline for the sale rack. What does make a beeline for mean?
    To go straight towards something or someone with purpose
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  • She’s as busy as a bee, working on multiple projects at once. What does busy as a bee mean?
    Extremely busy
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  • This new restaurant is the bee’s knees—best food in town! What does the bees knees mean?
    Something that is considered excellent or outstanding
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  • If you want to keep things peaceful, don’t poke the bee’s nest by talking about politics. What does dont poke the bees nest mean?
    Don’t stir up trouble or provoke a situation that could get worse
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  • Starting a new business isn’t always a bed of roses, but the rewards can be great. What does a bed of roses mean?
    A situation that is comfortable or easy
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  • We need to nip this problem in the bud before it escalates. What does this mean?
    To stop something before it has a chance to develop or get worse
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  • You’ve been working nonstop. Maybe it’s time to stop and smell the flowers for a bit. What does this mean?
    To take time to appreciate the good things in life
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  • After a good night’s sleep, she felt fresh as a daisy and ready to take on the day. What does this mean?
    To be lively and energetic, or looking bright and healthy
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