According to Cambridge dictionary an idiom is — a group of words in a fixed order that has a particular meaning that is different from the meanings of each word on its own:
| Idiom | Meaning | Use |
|---|---|---|
| in a huff | feeling angry and upset | |
Beat around the bush Avoiding a subject by talking about irrelevant things. | I wish my manager should
stop beating
around the bush and tell me what he really opine of my idea
of sale. |
|
| wear many hats | to have many jobs or roles | He wears many hats: he's an engineer, a teacher, and a social worker. |
Kangaroo Court |
an unofficial; court set up by people |
especially in a prison, trade union, or other organization, to deal with a disagreement or with a member of the group who is considered to have broken the rules of people |
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