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Structures idiomatiques

                     ♦ In the doghouse

Meaning: 'In the doghouse' means to be in disgrace or disfavour because of something wrong or bad that the person has done.

Example:

- I'm in the doghouse, now. The boss wanted my report this morning, but I haven't finished it yet.

                             ♦ Straight from the horse's mouth

Meaning: 'Straight from the horse's mouth' means directly from the person who originally made the statement.

Example:

- Trust me. It comes straight from the horse's mouth. I saw Mrs McKenzie this morning and she told me.

                           ♦ Get/have cold feet

Meaning: To 'get or have cold feet' means to be too nervous to do something, especially right before doing it.

Example:

- I hope Mary doesn't get cold feet about singing in public tonight. It's her first time, and she's very nervous.

                           ♦ Play it by ear         

Meaning: 'Play it by ear' means to decide what to do as you go along, changing to fit the situation.

Example:

- I haven't made any plans for the weekend. I'll just play it by ear and see what happens.

     ♦ Like an eager beaver

Meaning: 'Like an eager beaver' means to be an enthusiastic person who is always ready to work hard or do anything extra to succeed or accomplish something.

Example:

- Bill wants to get promoted, so he's working late, he's such an eager beaver.

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