"I don't know you from a bar of soap" is a fine Antipodean expression, but Professor Roly Sussex doesn't know whose bar of soap was implicated! ABC Education brings you high-quality educational ...

This is an expression that Micky Arthur, the Australian cricket coach, used after axing four of his players for indiscipline. It has the same meaning as our Indian expression ‘Lakshman reka’ — the ...

Learn how to understand American English expressions! This video reveals the true meaning behind common phrases, helping you navigate everyday conversations.

A Chinese expression encouraging people to 'go for it' or show support has been recognised in one of the English language's most authoritative records. The Oxford English Dictionary has included the ...

Lewis Kupperman writes, “There is a Yiddish expression meaning to make mincemeat of someone or something that sounds like to make ‘ushenblottie,’” and he wants to know if I’m familiar with it. Mr.

If you were to travel anywhere in the world, would people be able to read your emotions from your facial expressions (happiness, sadness, disgust, etc.), and would you be able to read theirs?