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5 deal idioms, with pictures

Look at the picture, read the meaning, and listen to the example.

A happy woman in a yellow coat holds a new laptop box in one hand and shakes hands with a shop clerk across a counter. A big pink price tag with a gold star hangs from the box. Both of them smile.

What does “A sweet deal” mean?

“A sweet deal” means a very good deal for you.

Example: I got a sweet deal on my new phone, and it cost half the usual price.

Emoji clue: candy, handshake

Two men in work shirts shake hands over a plain table. Between them stands a pair of scales that is perfectly level, with a stack of coins of the same height on each side. Both men look calm and pleased.

What does “A square deal” mean?

“A square deal” means a fair deal for everyone.

Example: The new landlord gave us a square deal and kept the rent the same.

Emoji clue: blue square, handshake

A tired woman in a delivery uniform stands at a big desk and holds one small coin. Her smiling boss in a suit hands her a plate with a raw red steak instead of her pay. She looks upset and surprised.

What does “A raw deal” mean?

“A raw deal” means unfair treatment.

Example: He worked there for ten years and got no pay raise, which was a raw deal.

Emoji clue: raw meat, handshake

Two men in suits sit at a table with a contract and one stretches out a hand to shake. A big crack splits the table down the middle between them. The other man holds up his palm to say stop, and a broken pen lies on the paper.

What does “A deal breaker” mean?

“A deal breaker” means a thing that makes you say no.

Example: The apartment was nice, but no parking was a deal breaker for me.

Emoji clue: handshake, broken heart

A woman in a green blazer and a man in a gray suit shake hands at a desk. A signed contract with a big green check mark lies between them, and colorful confetti falls around them. Both smile with joy.

What does “A done deal” mean?

“A done deal” means something that is finished and cannot change.

Example: The papers are signed, so the sale is a done deal.

Emoji clue: check mark, handshake

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