 Idioms of the week This week’s specialty
Hello, dear Green Forest Students!
IDIOMS FROM ALL AROUND ABOUT
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A woman's work is never done. - Housework and raising children are jobs that have no end. (*Typically said by a woman to indicate how busy she is.)
‘As soon as I finish washing the breakfast dishes, it's time to start fixing lunch," Elizabeth observed.
"A woman's work is never done.’
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the woman of your dreams - the person that you would like more than any other.
‘I'm not sure I'll ever meet the woman of my dreams, or if she even exists. At last, we'd found it, the house of our dreams.’ |
make an honest woman of someone - to marry a woman.
‘So you finally made an honest woman out of Denise.’ |
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Men make houses, women make homes - Men are often the ones who build or acquire houses for their families, but women provide the things that make a house into a home.
‘When William moved into his own apartment, his mother insisted on choosing and arranging the furniture and decorations for him. "Men make houses, women make homes," she said, "and I want you to have a home as nice as the one you grew up in." |
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