Clothing Idioms

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Here are some idioms which use items of clothing:

An anorak

Used to describe a boring person with an uninteresting hobby who always talks about it - they are too interested in unimportant details:

'He's such an anorak. He's always talking about the history of steam trains.'

Take one's hat off

To admire or respect someone:

'She got 100% on the test. I take my hat off to her.'

A feather in one's cap

Something to be proud of; an honour:

'Winning the essay writing competition is just another feather in her cap. She has lots of talents.'

Below the belt

A comment or action which is considered abusive, overly hurtful or plain unfair:

'I thought it was a bit below the belt when he called her old.'

Old hat

Not modern or exciting; old fashioned:

'He may be old hat among the trendy younger generation, but his shows draw more viewers than any other comedian.'

Link:Baseball Idioms for everyday English

Comments

Thanks for idioms

I never knew the word "anorak". And some more brilliant idioms, they are just new fevers in my cap!

I think that sometimes idioms help you to explain things brighter and quicker, than using a long description.

Thanks a lot!

I enjoy new set of idioms.

I enjoy new set of idioms. We have an identical idiom (Take one's hat off) in our language. We use something like "joke below the waist" to say that it's vulgar, when smb is a "hat" he is simpleton or silly Smile

IDIOMS

Some new and old-hat idioms. Thanks a lot! Smile

Intersting. Thank you!

Intersting. Thank you!

clothng idioms

1.While I was waiting for my flight, some anorak was sitting beside me and moved me crazy with his stupid talking.
2.Take your hats off - you are the users of this magnificent site!
3.She won this competition.It is a feather in her cap.
4.He said me, that he could not get hitched. After all our wedding programs it was bellow the belt.

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Clothing Idioms

Having a reputation of an anorak Alex was very cleaver and interesting person.

This new process engineer in one hour fixed the problem we were fighting for half a year! I take my hat off to him.

His annual report on the shareholders meeting is just another feather in his cap. He was excellent as always.

This morning my wife overslept again leaving me with no breakfast for the third time! I think it is below the belt.

This 36 – years old football player was old hat in the team, but his score was the best in the division.

THANK YOU !