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Animal Idioms

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    Common Animal Idioms
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  • “The company’s financial troubles were the elephant in the room at the board meeting.”
    a sensitive issue or problem that everyone is aware of but no one wants to discuss openly.
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  • "We need to take the bull by the horns and address the budget shortfall immediately."
    To take direct, decisive action in a difficult situation.
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  • “I accidentally let the cat out of the bag and told Sarah about the surprise party.”
    to reveal a secret or information that was supposed to be kept hidden.
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  • “No one expected John to win the marathon, he was a dark horse in the race.”
    to be mysterious or unknown in terms of abilities or intentions.
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  • “I can pick up the dry cleaning and groceries on the way home, killing two birds with one stone.”
    to accomplish two things at the same time with a single action.
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  • "I gave the lion’s share of the credit to my business partner because she did most of the work."
    to have the largest or biggest portion of something.
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  • "The teacher told the children not to horse around while they were getting ready for class."
    to play in a rough and careless way
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  • "In cybersecurity, it’s essential to have robust defenses to ensure we don’t let the snake into the garden."
    A warning to prevent a harmful or deceitful person from entering a secure or trusted environment.
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  • "Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee"
    To combine graceful or agile movement with intense physical strength or power.
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  • "She was as sly as a fox in the negotiations, getting everything she wanted"
    a person who is very cunning, crafty, sneaky, or clever, often using wit to outsmart others.
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