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    This document provides examples and definitions for common idioms in both English and Spanish. It includes 10 idioms: 1) the squeaky wheel gets the grease 2) don't judge a book by its cover 3) fortune favors the bold 4) you can't work in the heat 5) don't put all your eggs in one basket 6) we must come together to win 7) piece of cake. For each idiom, it gives one example in English and the translated version in Colombian Spanish. The idioms cover topics such as taking action to get results, not judging by appearances, risk-taking leading to success, and collaboration.

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    This document provides examples and definitions for common idioms in both English and Spanish. It includes 10 idioms: 1) the squeaky wheel gets the grease 2) don't judge a book by its cover 3) fortune favors the bold 4) you can't work in the heat 5) don't put all your eggs in one basket 6) we must come together to win 7) piece of cake. For each idiom, it gives one example in English and the translated version in Colombian Spanish. The idioms cover topics such as taking action to get results, not judging by appearances, risk-taking leading to success, and collaboration.

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    This document provides examples and definitions for common idioms in both English and Spanish. It includes 10 idioms: 1) the squeaky wheel gets the grease 2) don't judge a book by its cover 3) fortune favors the bold 4) you can't work in the heat 5) don't put all your eggs in one basket 6) we must come together to win 7) piece of cake. For each idiom, it gives one example in English and the translated version in Colombian Spanish. The idioms cover topics such as taking action to get results, not judging by appearances, risk-taking leading to success, and collaboration.

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    This document provides examples and definitions for common idioms in both English and Spanish. It includes 10 idioms: 1) the squeaky wheel gets the grease 2) don't judge a book by its cover 3) fortune favors the bold 4) you can't work in the heat 5) don't put all your eggs in one basket 6) we must come together to win 7) piece of cake. For each idiom, it gives one example in English and the translated version in Colombian Spanish. The idioms cover topics such as taking action to get results, not judging by appearances, risk-taking leading to success, and collaboration.

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    Learning activity 1

    Evidence: A world of images

    Idiom: Examples:

    if you want to achieve 1. Charlee the squeaky wheel gets the grease.
    something you have to pretend
    2. In this office the squeaky wheel gets the grease.
    Definitions:

    • You can get better service if In Colombian spanish:


    you complain about
    something. If you wait El que no llora no mama
    patiently, no ones´s going to
    help you
    Idiom: Examples:

    Can't judge a book by its cover 1. Manuel isn´t a guilty, because he has a hand in his
    pocket, neither is robert.
    Definitions:
    2. This girl is smart because she use glasses, sofia is
    • You cannot know what too.
    something or someone is
    like by looking only at that
    person or thing's In Colombian spanish:
    appearance
    No hay que guiarse por las apariencias
    Idiom: Examples:

    I must take risks to achieve my goals. 1. Don’t be afraid the fortune favors the bold

    2. Sharon fortune favors the bold so everything


    Definitions: is going to be fine.

    People who bravely go after what


    they want are more successful than
    people who try to live safely. In Colombian spanish:

    El que no arriesga un huevo no saca un pollo


    Idiom: Examples:

    This killing heat makes it


    impossible to work. 1. monica can’t work in the sahara desert, neither can
    mariana.
    Definitions:
    2. Eliana works in the smelting factory, her husband
    • when you work in a hot does too.
    place an is it really hard for
    stayed there In Colombian spanish:

    El calor matador hace imposible trabajar..


    Idiom: Examples:

    If you put all your eggs in one 1. Maria and peter lost all their money on DMG, my
    basket you risk losing them all. sister does too.

    Definitions: 2. Peter puts all his money on bit coins, marco does too.

    • Do not put all your resources In Colombian spanish:


    in one possibility
    Si pones todas las fichas en una misma cosa te arriesgas
    a perderlo todo..
    Idiom: Examples:

    We must come together if we 1. they are successful, I am too.


    want to win the battle.
    2. Mariana an pablo will travel to Europe, Kelly and me will
    Definitions: too.

    • you need to be with anybody In Colombian spanish:


    that have the same goal
    Unamos esfuerzos para ganar la batalla.
    Idiom: Examples:

    Piece of cake Angela don't think that arithmetic problem is difficult.


    Neither do I
    Definitions:
    Mariana know how to get a passport, so does sofia.
    • when something it is to easy
    to comiment In Colombian spanish:

    Es pan comido

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