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Idiom of the Day: make it rain means to give out a lot of money on something. For example, ‘ Mr. Smith is a big spender. The hotel staff love it when he comes for a stay as he always makes it rain.’ #English #ESL #englishvocabulary

Idiom of the day: rob Peter to pay Paul means to take something from one area and put it in another, usually involving finances. For example: ‘In order to pay for her telephone bill, she had to rob Peter to pay Paul. The money had to come from her rent account.’

Idiom of the day: means something is likely false. For example: Her excuse for the late submission of her term paper just doesn’t hold water.

Idiom of the day: beat the pants off means to have a very strong victory. For example: Their team beat the pants off their opponents. It was a very lopsided game.