Cat Idioms

08/03/20 • 5 min

Accompanying blog post: https://intrepidenglish.co.uk/cat-idioms/Idioms are everywhere in the English language, and there are plenty of animal-related idioms out there. With their nine lives, all-seeing eyes and ability to navigate many a situation or garden fence with grace and elegance, cats are the inspiration for a number of commonly-used idioms.Today, in celebration of this Saturday's International Cat Day, we will look at five cat-related idioms and their meanings. See if you can incorporate them into your English conversations this week.

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