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Idioms related to nature

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  • In many cases, cancer can be NIPPED IN THE BUD if noticed in the early stage.
    Meaning: to end something before it has a chance to make a serious problem.
  • I really like working with Michael because he is a kind, DOWN TO EARTH person.
    Meaning: used to describe a person as sensible.
  • Mary was a SHRINKING VIOLET before she went to college.
    Meaning: a very shy person.
  • Will you stop BEATING AROUND THE BUSH and tell me directly what is going on?
    Meaning: to talk about something indirectly, and avoid getting to the point.
  • All employees will be attending the meeting so why don’t we MAKE HAY WHILE THE SUN SHINES and make a survey about their training?
    Meaning: to make the most of a favourable opportunity.
  • The company has to continue implementing the new plan as we are not OUT OF THE WOODS yet.
    Meaning: out of danger or difficulty.
  • Bob lost his job, but somehow his family WEATHERED THE STORM.
    Meaning: succeed in reaching the end of a very difficult period without much harm or damage.
  • Martin was a LATE BLOOMER when it comes to reading. He began to enjoy it in his twenties.
    Meaning: a person who becomes good at something later than others.
  • If you want to be fluent in English, you have to read, listen and speak until it becomes SECOND NATURE to you.
    Meaning: to be familiar with something so much that you can do it without any effort