Canadian Idioms

1. Work Idioms Using Body Parts
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2. To be all ears
to listen very carefully
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He started talking
about his sales
techniques and
she was all ears.

3. To give (someone) a head start
to let someone start something earlier
(thus giving them an advantage)
My children raced
me home from the
park, but they gave
me a head start.
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4. Rule Of Thumb
a rule based on experience or practice
rather than on scientific knowledge
As a rule of thumb
smiling to your
colleagues improves
productivity.
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5. To Face The Music
to accept the consequences of your actions
The reporter published
a defamatory article
and now he has to face
the music.
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6. To Give (Someone)
A Pat On The Back
To praise (someone)
Toby brought the stick back
five times so little Johnny
gave him a pat on the back.
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