Hello, fellas! Today I’m going to share some idioms with the word “way” in it. Let’s start! #IOTW
- It cuts both ways. Meaning: There are two sides to every argument.
- Example:
- “Be nice to the losing team. Remember that it cuts both ways.”
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- Only way to go. Meaning: the best solution.
- Example:
- “I gave Kellin a pair of jeans for his birthday. That’s the only way to go.”
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- That way. Meaning: in love.
- Example:
- “Della is that way, and the boy seems to feel the same.”
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- Way off base. Meaning: completely wrong.
- Example:
- “You’re way off base if you think learning English is not important.”
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- Way to go!. Meaning: exclamation or expression of praise.
- Example:
- “Wow, this new football team called “4WD” won the match? Way to go!“
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- That’s the way the ball bounces. Meaning: a sentence used to accept defeat or not achieving something one had hoped to achieve.
- Example:
- “Raihan didn’t get the position. That’s the way the ball bounces.”
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- Way down. Meaning: truthfully.
- Example:
- “Alex knows Jack loves him way down.”
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The previous idioms are just some of the very much idioms with the word “way” in it, fellas. Kalau dijelaskan semua nanti nggak selesai-selesai, hehehe.. That’s all I can share for now, fellas. Good night!
Compiled and written by @waitatiri at @EnglishTips4U on Wednesday, March 12, 2014.
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^MD
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