Daily Idioms for Speaking 🌽 1. Be in the dark ✅ Meaning: To not know… — "Step by Step" — TG.ME

🌽 Daily Idioms for Speaking 🌽

1. Be in the dark
Meaning: To not know about something or be unaware of it.

Example:
I was completely in the dark about the meeting until this morning.

2. Put two and two together
Meaning: To understand the truth by connecting different pieces of information.

Example:
When I saw the flowers and the gift, I put two and two together and realized it was her birthday.

3. Cross that bridge when you come to it
Meaning: To deal with a problem when it actually happens, not before.

Example:
I'm not sure what questions they'll ask in the interview, but I'll cross that bridge when I come to it.

4. Keep something at bay
Meaning: To prevent something unpleasant from getting worse or affecting you.

Example:
Regular exercise helps keep stress at bay.

5. The tip of the iceberg
Meaning: A small, visible part of a much bigger problem or situation.

Example:
The mistakes we found were just the tip of the iceberg.

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