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Idioms: Easter & Spring

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  • My aunt has a green thumb and has a huge garden with many flowers and vegetables.
    a talent for growing things
  • Mia was as fresh as a daisy after she slept for 12 hours.
    full of energy / rested
  • The sleeping cat suddenly sprang to life and began to play with his toys.
    to suddenly start moving / to wake up
  • Why are you telling everyone my good news? Stop stealing my thunder!
    stealing attention from someone else
  • Thank you for helping me with the yardwork. You’re such a good egg.
    a good or reliable person / someone you can depend on
  • Charlie had egg on his face after he tripped and fell in front of the whole class.
    felt embarrassed or foolish
  • It's time to turn over a new leaf. I'm going to study hard to pass all of my classes.
    to start doing something / to change one's habits
  • Some people need caffeine in the morning to get a little spring in their step.
    to have energy / to get started / to get going
  • This store sells everything under the sun! They have toothbrushes, fresh flowers, and ice skates!
    a wide variety of things / a lot
  • With your positive attitude, you are such a ray of sunshine.
    someone who brings joy or happiness to others
  • Look, we all know that now that Jim is 75, he's no spring chicken.
    to be old / not young anymore
  • Marco always egged his brother on by telling him to jump out of the tree.
    to get someone to do something dangerous or foolish
  • When Sophie said she wanted a big house like the neighbors' house, her friend told her, "The grass isn't always greener on the other side.”
    life isn't always better somewhere else / something you wish you could have might not be good
  • I feel like I’m walking on eggshells because I don't want to make my brother mad.
    feel like you need to be extra careful / scared
  • It's time for spring cleaning, so get out the mop, vacuum, and rags!
    cleaning the house very well
  • It's good to have two colleges to choose from. Don’t put all your eggs into one basket.
    to depend only on one plan or option / don't risk it
  • Let’s spring into action so the project is finished on time!
    to get started / to work quickly
  • She is the black sheep of the family since she talks badly about everybody.
    someone who doesn’t fit in / doesn’t behave well
  • Spring has finally sprung because it's finally warm and the robins are here! -
    Has arrived / started / the weather finally got nice
  • I need to take a rain check on the movie. I have too much homework to do.
    to postpone an appointment / wait to do something later
  • I have butterflies in my stomach because I have to give a speech today.
    nervous / excited
  • When the weather is nice, the students have spring fever and don't want to be in school.
    want to be outside / are excited it's spring
  • Oh my! Look at the storm outside! It’s raining cats and dogs!
    It’s raining heavily / pouring
  • Diane is a busy bee because she has 3 jobs!
    Someone who is always or very busy
  • Kevin put his money in the bank so that he had a nest egg for colledge.
    extra money / saved money for the future