Let the cat out of the bag, Carry coals to Newcastle, Rob Peter to pay Paul, Lie low…it is idioms and phrases such as these which provide the punch to your language making it more powerful and persuasive. An idiom is a group of words which when put together have a specific meaning which is different from the meaning of the individual words. It is for this reason that a separate dictionary of idioms is especially useful. This Dictionary is a handy tool for understanding idioms and phrases and improving your mastery over the English language as it: Is a comprehensive source of more than 11,000 carefully selected English idioms, phrases and expressions Provides meaning of each idiom and phrase along with a sentence illustrating its use; and where an idiom or phrase has more than one meaning, the various meaning and sentences illustrating the different meanings are provided Is a quick reference for daily use as all the idioms are arranged alphabetically Is a handy reference for students with its collection of contemporary and popular idioms and phrases Is invaluable for researchers and translators as it includes classical and uncommon English idioms and expressions whose meanings are not readily available

Dictionaries - Rajpal Dictionary Of English Idioms & Phrases - Hardbound

Rajpal Dictionary Of English Idioms & Phrases - Hardbound - by - Rajpal And Sons

Rajpal Dictionary Of English Idioms & Phrases - Hardbound - Let the cat out of the bag, Carry coals to Newcastle, Rob Peter to pay Paul, Lie low…it is idioms and phrases such as these which provide the punch to your language making it more powerful and persuasive.