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animal idioms

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    animal idioms
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  • To deal with a difficult situation directly and bravely, without avoiding it.
    Take the bull by the horns
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  • Someone who appears kind or harmless but is actually dangerous or untrustworthy.
    A wolf in sheep's clothing
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  • To accidentally reveal a secret or spoil a surprise.
    Let the cat out of the bag
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  • To struggle to speak clearly because of a dry or sore throat, or needing to clear your voice.
    Have a frog in your throat
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  • To suspect that something dishonest or suspicious is happening.
    Smell a rat
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  • To waste time trying to do something that is no longer possible or useful.
    Flog a dead horse
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  • Something large and expensive that is more trouble than it's worth, especially because it’s hard to maintain or get rid of.
    A white elephant
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  • The biggest or most important part of something.
    The lion's share
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  • Very clever and good at deceiving or tricking others.
    As cunning as a fox
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  • Don’t assume something will definitely happen before it actually does.
    Don’t count your chickens (before they are hatched)
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