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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great source,
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This review is from: Cambridge Dictionary of American Idioms (Paperback)
I'm a cartoonist and I work a lot with words and phrases. This book is great as a springboard for ideas! What I like about it most is how it's organized by topics and ideas. Highly recommended.
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A must have for new Americans!,
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I work with refugees and frequently find myself using, and then needing to explan, idiomatic phrases. It took three different sessions for them to really understand "wild goose chase"! I bought this book as a household reference resource for this inquisitive family new to America.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Cambridge Dictionary of American Idioms,
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A must for editing and writing!
Blessings to Amazon!
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3.0 out of 5 stars
There are simple idioms missing!,
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This dictionary is very good, especialy because it also includes phrasal verbs, which Longman American Idioms Dictionary doesn't have, but it could have more examples for every idiom, but what it is most urgent in an eventual up-to-date version is to SIMPLE idioms such as listen up, blow up = explode, my bad = my fault, etc. to be included.
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Cambridge Dictionary of American Idioms by Paul Heacock (Paperback - September 22, 2003)
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