Take Umbrage

Idiom (4): Take Umbrage

Meaning: to feel hurt, feel offended 

Example : Sara did not do what her mother wanted from her,  so her mother took umbrage. 

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Get it down to a fine art

Idiom (3): Get it down to a fine art

Meaning: When you learn to do something perfectly, you get it down to a fine art.

Example: Entertaining her husband's business associates is not a problem for Jane; she is got that down to a fine art.

As usaul, try to use it in a new sentence

Like Clockwork

 

Idiom (2): like clockwork

Meaning: to say that someone or something goes, runs, or behaves like clockwork means that everything happens exactly as expected.

Example: Meals are always served on time. In their home everything runs like clockwork.

Now as usual try to us it in a new sentence

On The Ball

Idiom (1): on the ball

Meaning: if you are on the ball, you are alert, and you know what is going around you.

Example: This guy is really on the ball.

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