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    This document provides definitions and examples for several English idioms: [1] A lone wolf refers to a solitary person with few friends, while a lamb describes someone innocent or sweet. [2] A black tie event indicates a formal occasion requiring black tie attire. [3] Being full of the joys of spring means being very happy. [4] The idiom "comparing apples to oranges" describes comparing unlike things that cannot be compared. [5] "Climbing the garden path" means being misled or deceiving someone, while "hitting the hay" refers to going to sleep.

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    This document provides definitions and examples for several English idioms: [1] A lone wolf refers to a solitary person with few friends, while a lamb describes someone innocent or sweet. [2] A black tie event indicates a formal occasion requiring black tie attire. [3] Being full of the joys of spring means being very happy. [4] The idiom "comparing apples to oranges" describes comparing unlike things that cannot be compared. [5] "Climbing the garden path" means being misled or deceiving someone, while "hitting the hay" refers to going to sleep.

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    This document provides definitions and examples for several English idioms: [1] A lone wolf refers to a solitary person with few friends, while a lamb describes someone innocent or sweet. [2] A black tie event indicates a formal occasion requiring black tie attire. [3] Being full of the joys of spring means being very happy. [4] The idiom "comparing apples to oranges" describes comparing unlike things that cannot be compared. [5] "Climbing the garden path" means being misled or deceiving someone, while "hitting the hay" refers to going to sleep.

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    A World Images MATEO PARRA

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    Pao Rubio
    This document provides definitions and examples for several English idioms: [1] A lone wolf refers to a solitary person with few friends, while a lamb describes someone innocent or sweet. [2] A black tie event indicates a formal occasion requiring black tie attire. [3] Being full of the joys of spring means being very happy. [4] The idiom "comparing apples to oranges" describes comparing unlike things that cannot be compared. [5] "Climbing the garden path" means being misled or deceiving someone, while "hitting the hay" refers to going to sleep.

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    A WORLD IMAGES

    MATEO PARRA
    Sena
    2020
    "A lone Wolf“ Examples

    definition ❖ Mario is a lone wolf, he does not have many friends.


    It refers to a person who likes
    solitude and has few friends. ❖ My sister is a lonely wolf, she does not like to go out
    Being a lamb examples

    Definition • He thought I was talking seriously, he's such a lamb

    It refers to someone very • My son Sebastian, he is such a lamb


    innocent or sweet
    examples
    Black tie event ▪ It was a black tie event.
    Definition ▪ Tonight they invited us to a marriage, but it's a black tie.
    Point out that a meeting is formal
    Full of the joys of spring.
    examples
    definition
    ▪ Clara is full of the joys of spring, Darren proposed to her! "
    It refers to someone very happy.
    ▪ My sister is full of the joys of spring, her daughter was born
    Compare apples and oranges examples

    definition Comparing the average salary of workers and managers is like trying to
    compare apples and oranges
    It means comparing two things that
    can not be compared Comparing the children of others is like trying to compare apples and
    oranges
    Climb the garden path examples

    Definition I still do not have the promotion they promised me. I think my boss is
    leading me down the garden path! "
    It means that someone makes you
    believe something that is not true. I do not get to the make-up box they promised me they're guiding me on
    the garden path
    "Hit the hay“ Examples

    The boys were so tired that they reached the hay as soon as they reached
    definition
    the camp.

    It means sleeping. My son played so much that he reached the hay as soon as he got to bed
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