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5 sweat idioms, with pictures

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

A scared man sits up in a small bed at night with wide eyes and sweat drops on his face. A round moon shines in the window behind the bed.

What does “In a cold sweat” mean?

“In a cold sweat” means very afraid, with cold, wet skin.

Example: He woke up in a cold sweat after the bad dream.

Emoji clue: cold face, sweat drops

A smiling couple in work clothes paint the old walls of a house blue with big rollers. A paint can and a ladder stand nearby.

What does “Sweat equity” mean?

“Sweat equity” means your own hard work that makes a house or business worth more, instead of money.

Example: They put sweat equity into the old house and painted every room.

Emoji clue: sweat drops, balance scale

A relaxed man in a green shirt sits on a sofa with a cup of tea and smiles. A tiny spilled drop of coffee is on the floor, and he waves his hand and ignores it.

What does “Don’t sweat the small stuff” mean?

“Don’t sweat the small stuff” means don’t worry about small problems.

Example: It is only a small mistake, so don’t sweat the small stuff.

Emoji clue: person saying no, sweat drops, pinching hand

A calm smiling man holds a box on one finger and gives a thumbs up while a coworker in a tie next to him stares in surprise.

What does “No sweat” mean?

“No sweat” means easy! It takes no effort or trouble.

Example: I will drive you to the airport. No sweat.

Emoji clue: no sign, sweat drops

A woman in a gym outfit runs on a treadmill in a bright gym. Sweat drops fly from her forehead, her face is red and she holds a small towel.

What does “Break a sweat” mean?

“Break a sweat” means to work hard or exercise until you feel hot.

Example: The new job is easy, and I never break a sweat.

Emoji clue: collision, sweat drops

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100 common English idioms and their meanings

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