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It'sraining cats and dogsIDIOM · most likely meaning“raining cats and dogs”→ raining very heavily

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She couldn't bear the cold shoulder.

  • She could not stand being snubbed by someone.
  • She could not tolerate a chilly joint of meat on the table.
  • She could not physically endure an icy chill on her shoulder.

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Context: Anna's sister has ignored her since the argument. Cold shoulder is an idiom for deliberate social coldness, not temperature or food.

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