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Idioms-Jeimy Garcia

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Jeimy Maritza Garcia Godoy

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1. Hit the nail on the head

This expression is used to say that he hit where he should.

An example can be when we offer the customer the product that he is looking for and he buys it.

2. Flip the tortilla

This expression is used for situations when we radically change the situation.

An example can be when a client is very upset about a problem, but we manage to make him feel better and happy by offering him a solution to his problem.

3. See everything in pink

This expression is used when there is a very optimistic person at work.

An example can be when no customer arrives at the store but there is a salesperson who is happy and believes that he will reach the sales goal.

4. Take for a ride.

This expression is used when someone was deceived

An example can be when a company sells a poor quality product to its customers and they are deceived.

5. Don't have a fool's hair

This expression is used when it is difficult to deceive someone.

An example can be when someone wants to sell us a product but we check that everything is in order and if it is not, we do not buy it.

6. cost an arm and a leg

This expression is used when referring to something being very expensive.

An example can be when a colleague bought a vehicle and for that he even had to mortgage the house.

7. Be the right arm

This expression is used when a person is trusted by another.

An example can be when there is an employee to whom a lot of trust is delegated and works alongside the bosses.

This expression is used when referring to what is something that normally happens, habitual.

An example can be when employees work overtime and comment that working overtime is the daily bread in the company.

This expression is used when referring to a person who does things differently from others in a negative way.

An example can be when an employee is always late and the rest of the employees are punctual.

8. Bread of every day 9. Be the black sheep

This expression is used when it refers to a possible danger and they took action before something happened.

An example might be when the boss saw that there was a fire hazard and purchased insurance to protect the inventory.

10. see the ears of the wolf

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