The image provided contains three identical posters titled "ENGLISH IDIOMS: FOOD AND DRINK." Each poster displays a grid of 12 English idioms related to food, along with their meanings and corresponding illustrations. Since the user has not asked a specific question about the content of the image, I will provide a summary of the idioms and their meanings as presented in the posters.
Here are the idioms and their explanations:
1.
You are the apple of my eye
Meaning: I love you most and I am very proud of you.
2.
He is such a bad egg
Meaning: He behaves in a bad or dishonest way.
3.
Who is the big cheese here?
Meaning: Who is the most important person here?
4.
Don't cry over spilled milk
Meaning: Don't cry over something that you can't change.
5.
Would you like to drink a cup of Joe?
Meaning: Would you like to drink a cup of coffee?
6.
Bunjee jumping is not my cup of tea
Meaning: I don't enjoy bunjee jumping.
7.
Selling newspapers is his bread and butter
Meaning: He earns his living by selling newspapers.
8.
Mrs. Hills brings home the bacon
Meaning: Mrs. Hills earns the money for the family.
9.
She always butts in on her boss
Meaning: She always interferes with her boss.
10.
Other students tried to egg him on
Meaning: Other students tried to make him do something bad.
11.
I froze my buns off in the lake
Meaning: I was very cold in the lake.
12.
The two little bears were full of beans after a long sleep
Meaning: The two little bears were full of energy after a long sleep.
13.
James is a carrot top boy
Meaning: James has red or orange hair.
14.
Rachel is really cool as a cucumber
Meaning: Rachel is really very calm.
15.
Our car is the cream of the crop in this town
Meaning: Our car is the best in this town.
16.
This problem is a hard nut to crack
Meaning: This problem is difficult to deal with.
17.
Benjamin is one smart cookie
Meaning: Benjamin is very intelligent.
18.
Come on! This problem is a piece of cake
Meaning: Come on! This problem is very easy.
Final Answer:
The image contains 18 English idioms related to food and drink, each with its meaning and an illustration. The idioms are:
1. You are the apple of my eye
2. He is such a bad egg
3. Who is the big cheese here?
4. Don't cry over spilled milk
5. Would you like to drink a cup of Joe?
6. Bunjee jumping is not my cup of tea
7. Selling newspapers is his bread and butter
8. Mrs. Hills brings home the bacon
9. She always butts in on her boss
10. Other students tried to egg him on
11. I froze my buns off in the lake
12. The two little bears were full of beans after a long sleep
13. James is a carrot top boy
14. Rachel is really cool as a cucumber
15. Our car is the cream of the crop in this town
16. This problem is a hard nut to crack
17. Benjamin is one smart cookie
18. Come on! This problem is a piece of cake
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