Idioms with sweat idioms are an interesting part of language that can be both fun
and challenging to learn in this quick video. We will look at four common English idioms that use
the word sweet. Are you ready to sweeten your language skills? Let's go
A rose by any other name would smell as sweet. This expression is a line from the William Shakespeare play
Romeo and Juliet. This is often shortened to a rose by any other name to express to someone
that a change in name is not important. The true nature of something is what matters
Hey, Kirk, congratulations on your new promotion. It's a promotion in title only
I didn't even get a raise or a new office. A rose by any other name
a sweet tooth. If someone has a sweet tooth, it means they love cookies
cakes, and candy. Anything sweet. My uncle Lance has a sweet tooth
He always keeps chocolate bars in his desk for emergencies. Be
short and sweet. This means to be brief but effective. It's
almost five o'clock. So let's keep this meeting short and sweet. Be sweet on someone
If you are sweet on someone, it means you like them. You think they're attractive
Lisa wants to go back to the bar on main street tonight. I think she is sweet on the new bartender
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