English Idioms & Slangs vs English Idioms and Proverbs Utilisation & Stats

"Bite the bullet", " get on the stick", "make no bones about it", " take the cake". The English Idioms and Slangs Dictionary covers almost 7000 idioms and slangs. Each entry is defined and has an example sentence showing the expression in context. This A-to-Z dictionary have proved especially helpful to TOEFL and TOEIC test takers, as well as to other students in North America for whom English is their second language. It is also great reference resource for students and teachers and anyone who is interested in English language. The entries are grouped into topic such as "formal", "informal", "humorous", "ironic", "approving", "disapproving", "old-fashioned", "literary", etc. You can use idioms in "formal" topic such as "in abeyance", "of no account", "to little avail", etc. to improve your academic and formal writing. ● Features: - Bookmark and entry - Search for an entry ● Units - 130 units - Learn idioms and slangs in a unit using flashcards and quizzes ● Write note - You can write note for each entry ● Advanced search - Search for an entry using its meaning. You can find all idioms about "friendship", "love", etc.