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English expressions and idioms explained. Every language has wonderful and rich idioms - those groups of words that have a special meaning that is different from the ordinary meaning of each word. For example, 'to kill two birds with one stone', do two things with one action. Visit www.eltcommunity.com/elt/community/dictionaries/idioms to join the discussion.
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