Idioms
Idioms Definition
Sentences have a literal meaning, whereas, idioms have a figurative meaning.
A literal meaning means actual meaning of the sentence.
Figurative meaning is a combination of words which means something different than the individual words do.
Meaning
The another word for head count is roll call. This is nothing but counting the number of people present at a particular place or event.
Example.
– The teacher asked the students to stand in a row to count heads before starting for the field trip.
Meaning
This idiom is used when someone promises to keep a secret. The person does not discuss or reveal anything to anyone.
Synonyms:
– to keep ones mouth shut.
– mouth closed.
– to keep quiet.
– to not say anything.
– to not talk about something.
– to not let out the secret.
Example:
– My lips are sealed regarding the exam question paper.
– My lips are sealed, so do not worry. Your secret is safe with me.
Cat nap meaning
Cat nap means having a short nap during the day. It is used to describe short periods of sleep during daytime that are similar to those like cats have. Cat naps last for about 20 to 30 minutes.
It is good to have catnaps as it restores energy and helps to continue our work with more energy.
Example:
To have a cat nap, improves your productivity in your work.
“Let me have a cat nap, as I have an hour break.”
