In this episode we list and provide examples for 10 animal idioms. 
These idioms are: 
<ul>
 <li>take the bull by the horns 
</li>
 <li>do the donkey work 
</li>
 <li>let the cat out of the bag 
</li>
 <li>have bigger fish to fry 
</li>
 <li>have a bee in your bonnet 
</li>
 <li>make a pig's ear of something 
</li>
 <li>kill two birds with two stones 
</li>
 <li>like a bull in a china shop 
</li>
 <li>have butterflies in your stomach 
</li>
 <li>rain cats and dogs 
</li>
</ul>

In this episode we list and provide examples for 10 animal idioms. These idioms are: take the bull by the horns do the donkey work let the cat out of the bag have bigger fish to fry have a bee in your bonnet make a pig's ear of something kill two birds with two stones like a bull in a china shop have butterflies in your stomach rain cats and dogs

In this episode we list and provide examples for 10 animal idioms.&nbsp;
These idioms are:&nbsp;
<ul>
 <li>take the bull by the horns 
</li>
 <li>do the donkey work 
</li>
 <li>let the cat out of the bag 
</li>
 <li>have bigger fish to fry 
</li>
 <li>have a bee in your bonnet 
</li>
 <li>make a pig's ear of something 
</li>
 <li>kill two birds with two stones 
</li>
 <li>like a bull in a china shop 
</li>
 <li>have butterflies in your stomach 
</li>
 <li>rain cats and dogs 
</li>
</ul>

IDIOMS: Animal Idioms

A podcast for advanced English learners to help with vocabulary such as phrasal verbs and idioms, as well as English for certain situations.

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