THIS WEEK'S NEW IDIOM IS:
'To take the plunge'
HERE IS THE IDIOM FOR THIS WEEK
'To strike a chord' |
Significado (ES): Tocar la fibra sensible; hacer que algo te resulte familiar o emotivo. Meaning (EN): To cause someone to feel a strong emotion or remember something. Example: "The story of the young violinist really struck a chord with me — it reminded me of my first music lesson."
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THIS WEEK IDIOM IS:
Meaning: ponerse en camino / empezar un viaje.
Example sentence:
Let’s hit the road early tomorrow.
In context (para writing):
In 2050, families will hit the road in self-driving cars.
NEXT IDIOM IS:
Meaning: increíble / fuera de lo normal
HERE IS THE EXPRESSION FOR THIS WEEK
Meaning: coger un vuelo
Very calm and relaxed, even in a difficult or exciting situation.
Muy tranquilo / imperturbable, incluso cuando hay nervios o problemas.
She was cool as a cucumber before the test.
He stayed cool as a cucumber on the roller coaster.
⭐ Meaning (in English)
It means you are so focused on small details that you don’t see the big picture.
👉 You worry too much about little things and forget what is really important.
To have a lot of fun.
Pasarlo genial / divertirse muchísimo.
We had a blast at the festival.
I had a blast riding the Ferris wheel.
MEANING:
Something good happens sooner than you expected.
EXPLANATION:
When something nice happens before you thought it would.
EXAMPLE SENTENCE:
👉 I got a surprise present today. Christmas came early!
HERE IS THE IDIOM FOR THIS WEEK. SORRY FOR THE DELAY
Inglés: Lies don’t last long; the truth always comes out.
Español: Las mentiras tienen las patas cortas; no duran mucho.
English: I always save a little money for a rainy day.
Spanish: Siempre guardo un poco de dinero para cuando lo necesite.
Meaning : It is raining a lot / There is very heavy rain.
Significado : Está lloviendo muchísimo / Llueve a cántaros.
English: We can’t go outside, it’s raining cats and dogs!
Español: ¡No podemos salir, está lloviendo a cántaros!
I can’t play today, I’m feeling under the weather.
(No puedo jugar hoy, me encuentro un poco mal.)
🪨 Idiom of the Week: “Solid as a rock”
💬 Meaning in English:
When someone or something is “solid as a rock,” it means they are very strong, stable, and reliable. Just like a real rock doesn’t move or break easily, a person who is “solid as a rock” can be trusted and stays calm in difficult situations.
🇪🇸 Significado en español:
Cuando decimos que alguien es “fuerte como una roca,” queremos decir que es una persona firme, estable y en la que se puede confiar. También se usa para hablar de algo muy resistente.
💡 Example sentence:
> My best friend is solid as a rock — she always helps me when I’m in trouble.
(Mi mejor amiga es fuerte como una roca — siempre me ayuda cuando tengo un problema.)