Have you ever felt like a "tough cookie" or been caught "red-handed" trying to steal a cookie? These playful expressions are just a few examples of English idioms that use the word "cookie."
In this blog post, we'll explore six common "cookie" idioms and their meanings, providing you with a delicious helping of language learning.
A "tough cookie" is someone who is physically and emotionally strong and can handle challenges with resilience.
A "smart cookie" is someone who is intelligent, resourceful, and can think quickly on their feet.
This term describes something that is too similar or ordinary, lacking originality.
When someone is "caught red-handed" or caught doing something wrong or sneaky, their "hand is caught in the cookie jar."
Feeling nauseous or about to vomit? You might say you're "tossing your cookies."
This idiom means that something unfortunate or unpleasant has happened, and there's not much you can do to change it.
By understanding these idioms, you'll be better equipped to communicate effectively in English and impress your native-speaking friends.
Want to learn even more? Check out our social media posts on each of these idioms for additional examples and explanations:
Remember, practice makes perfect! Try using these idioms in your own conversations to see how they feel.
Happy learning!
The DoubleTick English Team
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