Idioms And Phrases - English

Name: Idioms And Phrases - English
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Rating: 4.710000038146973 (3299 reviews)
Author: Rishabh

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4.7

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About this app

The app contains a collection of relevant, useful and popular English idioms, phrases, proverbs and phrasal verbs and other common expressions. Includes definitions, meanings, examples, usage and pronunciation in a dictionary like yet fun format.

Learn a new idiom new every day and improve the way you express!

Key features:-
*Daily Idiom / Idiom Of The Day
*Widget For Your Convenience
*Minimalistic UI - Light And Dark Theme
*Customizable Quizzes With Reviews To Test Your Knowledge
*Learn About A Random Idiom
*Add To Favorites, Or Search For And Find A Particular Idiom

Also helpful and useful in test preparation and exams like GRE, IELTS, SAT, SSC CGL, TOEFL, CAT, Bank Exams, AFCAT etc.

Updated on

Jan 18, 2025

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Ratings and reviews

4.7

3.21K reviews

A Google user

December 3, 2019

The term.LIGHT YEARS AHEAD does not mean a distant point in the future. The definition of light year in physics is the distance light can travel in one year. So it is a measure of distance rather than time. Therefore LIGHT YEARS AHEAD refers to one thing being more developed than the thing you are comparing it to, such as the smartphones of today being light years ahead of the phones in the early 2000s. They are much more advanced. Will change rating if term is fixed.

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Rishabh

December 8, 2019

Hi Andrew, Thank you for taking out time to review the app. The way I see it is, every idiom has a literal meaning and a idiomatic meaning. So the usage mentioned in the app is one of the ways you can use the idiom. However, the example you gave is also correct, I'll add it in the next update. Have a nice day! Cheers! Rishabh, Idioms And Phrases.

Antony John

February 14, 2025

A must-have app for writers and poets. As a writing hobbyist, I enjoy using Idioms, proverbs and phrases in real life. This app introduced me new idioms and phrases every day. I love using it as a widget on my screen though the widget is slightly dim in colour. This app also quizzes you about your knowledge of Idioms and phrases and you can make custom phrases as well. Though, knowing the origins can be useful and other languages should be added. Anyways, good app and please try to use feedback.

Cibin Abraham

February 17, 2025

We need an option to search not only idioms but also their meanings too. Content-Based search is what we need. For example, if we search 'powerful class' then we should get 'The uppet crust' as one of the results.