English Idioms: Fish

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English Idioms: FishVersión en línea English Idioms: Fish por Karen Sillig 1 The informal idiom "have bigger/other fish to fry" means... a to be willing to eat something else b to have something more important to do 2 Don't cry over Pierre - there are plenty more fish in the sea!. The idiom is used: a to tell someone whose relationship has ended that there are many other people that they could have a relationship with b to tell someone that he/she ought to look for a new job and they should do it straightway 3 I felt like a fish out of water at my new school. The idiomatic expression means: a someone who is uncomfortable in a specific situation. b someone who is trying to feel comfortable in a specific situation: 4 I’m not trying to fish for compliments, but do you like my new haircut? The idiom means: a to try to get people to like you b to try to get people to say good things about you 5 At any party that he goes, he drinks like a fish. His wife ought to control this if she can. The idiom means: a to drink too much alcohol b to drink too much alcohol and usually stagger

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