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the lull before the storm = a quiet time before a busy or difficult time: eg.Its going to get very busy on Thursday. Today and tomorrow are just the lull before the storm. 须与根泄怎缘器索孝询弃鸿叉佰落恬轨很脸痊租癸努丑魔段仑柴沫烫詹胁English_IdiomsEnglish_Idioms under the weather = not feel very well,sick: eg.Im feeling a bit under the weather at the moment. weather the storm = to survive a difficult situation: eg.This recession is quite serious and its becoming difficult to weather the storm.“ 鼎族师蜜夸额躺根虱磁品枯推醇掳缝榨氏稻甘朴虫婪旦躁享睬声柿焙执刀English_IdiomsEnglish_Idioms English Idioms By Yvette, Christine, Emma, Sophia 跳轴擞碗潘嫡辛犀逝公尹惹韭袜验渡堪袋度穴梗避冰荣赌将寝宙荚娇笑甄English_IdiomsEnglish_Idioms Content Brief Introduction 1 Other Interesting Idioms 4 Idioms About Weather 3 Idioms About Animals 2 笺盾诡侄虐羽轧厩同奶隶焰嘎寿逞罕臣嚼淆纠阔粕犀锌拂轻磐几胰馏睹丹English_IdiomsEnglish_Idioms What Is Idiom? An idiom is an expression, word, or phrase that has a figurative meaning that is comprehended in regard to a common use of that expression that is separate from the literal meaning or definition of the words of which it is made. 糟污胜辱尾簿闷蜘帕辣罩少拽旅盼顶紫浓境十活樟痢瓮铝巾整蠢舶勺歉负English_IdiomsEnglish_Idioms Same words have different meanings: make up 编造，讲和，弥补，化妆，铺床 set off 出发，引起，点燃 turn out Turn out the light. (打开） The whole turned out for the event.（参加） This machine can turn out 300 copies a minute. （生产） It turned out to be a mistake.（结果，证明是） 啊近芋屠嘶营苫饵件猿德尝莱安屁匹冗饺孰亲取颠场穗总贺劲缔钥漆矣腺English_IdiomsEnglish_Idioms So, first of all, a student should learn not to looke down on such idioms just because theyre made up of such simple and easy words. He should look out for identical phrases with different meanings and look them up in a dictionary if hes not sure. Hes bound to run into a lot of trouble when he first uses them, but he shouldnt give in, much less give up. If he keeps trying and keeps at it long enough hell make out and things will turn out well in the end. 田