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Idioms Lite


By Eknath Kadam released on: 2009-11-17T10:53:54Z



Idioms are the real guts of English. Idioms app provides learners with an opportunity to improve strategies for successfully utilising native level expressions

Idioms is a multiple choice quiz system for English which provides common idiomatic questions across different topic & categories with explanations.

Idioms was designed to provide a method of aquiring idiomatic expressions and a context for using them in everyday English conversation.
Idioms can help learners to improve their understanding and usage of idioms. Custom timer setting can assist learners to improve response times under exam time constraints.
Research suggests that kids and adults learn most quickly when playing learning games with real-time error-feedback.


PREPARE BY TOPICS:
You can study the idioms by topic. All questions are sorted by topic. It also tells you the areas that each topic covers.

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MIXED TEST MODE:
In mixed test questions are presented randomly from all the topics.


DETAILED TEST RESULTS:
A summary of the practice test is presented at the end of each test. It shows you the time you took, the score, which questions you answered correctly and where you were wrong. And yes, you can E-MAIL the results.


PROGRESS METER:
The app records your progress as you start giving practice tests.
It shows you a beautiful bar chart so that you can track your weak areas and give more focus on them.



VERY EASY TO USE:
The slick user interface allows you to choose from possible answers.
You don't need to press too many buttons or encounter any alert messages.
The app is very interactive and needs minimum user input. Innovative use of iPhone's small screen real estate.
Shake your iPhone/iPod to skip a question.

FEATURE LIST:
Choose number of questions you would like in each test.
Shows test results in HTML format with explanation for each question.
E-mail yourself the test results and track your progress.
A new module, "Progress Meter" keeps track of how you are performing in a particular topic or mock test.
Choose your own timer settings.
Shake your iPhone/iPod to skip a question.
Cool sound effects. (You can turn them off if desired.)
Choose your own zoom factor for your question graphics.
Special algorithm that randomizes questions every time you take a test.


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English Idioms Illustrated


By Robot Media SL released on: 2011-02-10T02:16:25Z



What is the meaning behind English idioms, and where do they come from?

Join Professor Potts to discover the secret history of more than 160 beautifully illustrated English idioms, from "Achilles' heel" to "Wrong side of bed".

★ What is an idiom? ★

An idiom is an expression or term that is unique to a language, whose meaning can not be understood by reading the words. The origins of these unusual phrases are astonishing, poetic, bizarre and sometime mysterious.

★ Who is this app for? ★

English Idioms Illustrated will be enjoyed by English students, teachers and enthusiasts alike. The origin and meaning of each idiom is masterfully illustrated by Professor Potts. Download now to see for yourself!

★ What idioms are available? ★

The first 23 idioms are free and the rest are available through in-app purchases.

Achilles' heel
Acid test
An axe to grind
Apple of one's eye
At the drop of a hat
At loggerheads
At sixes and sevens
Barking up the wrong tree
Bated breath
Beat about the bush
Bee's knees
Berserk
Beyond the pale
Bite the bullet
Bitter end
Black dog
Blockbuster
Blue chip
Blue ribbon/riband
Blue stocking
Bob's your uncle
Bone up
Bootlegger
Brand new
Bring home the bacon
Build castles in Spain
Bury the hatchet
By a long chalk
By and large
By the skin of one's teeth
Chauvinism
Chestnut
Chock a block
Claptrap
Close but no cigar
Cloud cuckoo land
Cock-a-hoop
Cold shoulder
Cool as a cucumber
Cross the Rubicon
Curate's egg
Curry favour
Cut and dried
Cut the mustard
Dark horse
Different kettle of fish
Dog days
Doldrums
Donkey's years
Doolally
Draconian
Dressed to the nines
Ears are burning
Eating humble pie
Feather in one's cap
Feet of clay
Field day
Fifth column
Fine fettle
First rate
Fit as a fiddle
Flash in the pan
Fly off the handle
Forlorn hope
Gerrymander
Get down to brass tacks
Gibberish
Gild the lily
Goody two shoes
Gordon Bennett
Grapevine
Gravy train
Gringo
Groggy
Guinea pig
Gung-ho
Halcyon days
Hanky-panky
Happy as Larry
Haywire
Heebie-jeebies
Higgledy-piggledy
Hobson's choice
Hunky-dory
In a nutshell
In the limelight
In the offing
Ivory tower
Jump on the bandwagon
Knuckle down
Kowtow
Lame duck
Led up the garden path
Lick into shape
Lily-livered
Lion's share
Loose cannon
Lucky break
Mad as a hatter
Maverick
Moment of truth
Moot point
Mumbo jumbo
No holds barred
Nose to the grindstone
On cloud nine
On tenterhooks
Once in a blue moon
Over a barrel
Paper tiger
Parting shot
Pay on the nail
Pay through the nose
Pell mell
Pie in the sky
Po-faced
Point blank
Pull out all the stops
Put the dampers on
Read the riot act
Real McCoy
Red herring
Red letter day
Red tape
Ring the changes
Run amok/amuck
Run the gauntlet
Salad days
Salt of the earth
Saved by the bell
Scot-free
Sea Change
Sent to Coventry
Ships that pass in the night
Short shrift
Skid row
Slough of despond
Slush fund
Sour grapes
Spick and span
Spike someone's guns
Spruced up
Steal one's thunder
Storm in a teacup
Sub rosa
Svengali
Sword Of Damocles
Taken aback
Talk turkey
Throw in the towel
To a T
Turn over a new leaf
Up to scratch
Watershed
Wet one's whistle
White elephant
Wild goose chase
Win hands down
With a grain of salt
With flying colours
Work cut out
Writing's on the wall
Wrong side of bed

★ About the author ★

Professor Potts is a dashing investigator who loves nothing more than jet-setting around the world exploring scientific mysteries. His butler has a PhD in nuclear science and his dog will only eat bones from the Jurassic period.

Aidan Potts -his alter ego- has a slightly more tedious biography. Aidan was born in London 1963 and 6 months later he moved to Nigeria, followed by Bogota, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, Tripoli, Libya and the Turks and Caicos. He studied History of Art at University College London, then began working as an illustrator for the British press. Among his books are "Uneversaurus" and "The Smash Smash Truck".


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GMAT Idioms


By Meeta Aggarwal released on: 2010-07-06T03:47:27Z



Our goal is to provide you a fastest way to learn GMAT Idioms by listening to the audio. Free audio list contains more than 100 idioms. You can upgrade the application to full version which includes more than 500 idioms.
Now you can learn GMAT Idioms while working out in gym, commuting, walking etc.
Using audio list you will be able to retain these idioms and solve sentence correction questions easily.
You can also get high quality audio files for your mp3 player by contacting us at gmat@ListenVoice.com


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Chinese Idioms (1)


By iWillSpeak Inc. released on: 2010-06-05T10:48:23Z



Designed specifically for young heritage speakers of Chinese, this app presents the stories of 5 of the most commonly used idioms to help children learn to read Chinese.

The application supports both traditional and simplified forms of character, and uses pinyin as the pronunciation guide.

Features
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1) Story: learn to read while listening to the story. Switch between character only or character with pinyin mode.

2) Vocabulary: learn important vocabulary with pinyin and English definition.

3) Game: learn to recognize characters by playing a character recognition game


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American Idioms Challenge


By iWillSpeak Inc. released on: 2010-08-03T06:46:34Z



American Idioms Challenge

How good is your English? Try these quizzes and you will find out.

*** Native English speakers ***

Please do NOT download this app
It is intended for ESL learners

== *** ==
Learn American English Idioms through quizzes

You may be able to do well on tests but still don't quite understand spoken English. Most likely, they are using some idiomatic expressions that you simply don't understand.

Challenge yourself with the quizzes and see what your score is.

Please support our development by purchasing paid services, which include explanations and/or origins of idioms, plus added convenience of using Google Translate right from within the app to do the translation instantly. You simply learn better with more feedback and explanations.


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Philosoraptor - The Philosophy of a Dirty Reptile Mind


By Feather & Moor, Ltd. released on: 2009-05-27T01:34:56Z



We all know about the Philosoraptor. This lovely creature asks questions about life, death and the parts in between.

If you are interested in philosophy, you like funny questions about life, and you are fine with the somewhat dirty mind of the philosoraptor, then this app is for you and your friends.


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Spanish Idioms Study Buddy


By Ronald Bell released on: 2010-01-20T07:34:57Z



Spanish Idioms Study Buddy is a fun and effective Spanish study tool designed to help you learn basic Spanish vocabulary.

Some of Spanish Idioms Study Buddy's features include:

Test mode: A multiple-choice test that evaluates your knowledge of Spanish vocabulary. Your progress is saved after every question, so that you can take a phone call, send a text message, or perform any other task without losing your progress.

Report Card: A simple display which allows you to view your test results and study specific vocab that you're struggling with most.

Study mode: A great utility for quickly referencing or browsing the full set of words.

Beware of similar apps which may require network connections. This app requires no network connection, allowing you to study Spanish anywhere. Perfect for travelers!


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GMAT Idioms Flash Cards


By Meeta Aggarwal released on: 2010-11-20T01:36:45Z



GMAT/SAT Idioms Flash Cards
Now learn most important idioms on the go and crack the most difficult sentence correction questions.


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Biz Talk LITE: American Business English Idioms...


By daCapo Software released on: 2011-02-03T06:06:34Z



Improve your business English!

*** FREE LITE VERSION ***

Idioms, buzzwords and jargon are indispensable in the English-speaking business world. They are used everywhere, from "water coolers" and classrooms to boardrooms and newsrooms! It is practically impossible to avoid using idioms and jargon when conducting business in the English-speaking world.

Idiomatic expressions also provide an instantly shared vocabulary of "short-hand" expressions for small talk, decision-making, negotiations, meetings, correspondences and so forth.

Whether you are an MBA graduate or an ESL student, this app puts a dictionary of useful expressions, idioms, buzzwords and jargons in your back pocket to help you navigate the confusing world of English business communication.

The expressions are carefully selected with the following criteria:

- Timeliness: No old, outdated idioms that are better left unsaid!

- Usefulness: Expressions that can be heard and used in a variety of situations (small talk, negotiations, news reports, etc) and places (boardrooms, newsrooms, in the hallway, etc.)

- Universality: Generally accepted phrases that can be understood by more than a specific industry or region.

- Tactfulness: Phrases that aren't considered vulgar, in poor taste, or offensive to certain people/cultures. (Popular expressions with the potential to offend are carefully explained.)

Each entry contains:
- Definition
- Alternate Expressions (if available)
- Example Sentences
- Background Information -- Origins, Tips, Cautionary Notes (if available/applicable)


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jIdioms


By Joreto released on: 2010-08-27T11:01:55Z



List of english idioms.

jIdioms contains the definitions of over 2000 idioms from spoken English.

Simple and efficient.

FEATURES:
- Fast idiom search
- Export idiom to .CVS format

SUPPORT / COMMENTS:
"t- Send us an e-mail at support@joreto.com


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Chinese Idioms


By Lucy Wang released on: 2010-01-16T03:06:40Z



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Spanish Idioms Study Buddy!


By Ronald Bell released on: 2010-01-20T07:20:25Z



Spanish Study Buddy is a fun and effective Spanish study tool designed to help you learn basic Spanish vocabulary.

Some of Spanish Study Buddy's features include:

Test mode: A multiple-choice test that evaluates your knowledge of Spanish vocabulary. Your progress is saved after every question, so that you can take a phone call, send a text message, or perform any other task without losing your progress.

Report Card: A simple display which allows you to view your test results and study specific vocab that you're struggling with most.

Study mode: A great utility for quickly referencing or browsing the full set of words.

Beware of similar apps which may require network connections. This app requires no network connection, allowing you to study Spanish anywhere. Perfect for travelers!


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Useful English Phrases


By Aparesh Sood released on: 2009-10-21T05:51:30Z



Useful English Phrases is a collection of conversational and public speaking phrases. The app will surely help you in your public speaking as well as day to day communications.

Please let us know how you are finding the app.

Please consider buying the full App: 15500 Useful English Phrases for lots more useful English phrases.


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By xiaoduosoft released on: 2011-02-17T02:48:07Z



Chengyu (literally "set phrases") are a type of traditional Chinese idiomatic expressions, most of which consist of four characters. Chengyu were widely used in Classical Chinese and are still common in Vernacular Chinese writing and Spoken Chinese today. According to the most stringent definition, there are about 5,000 chengyu in the Chinese language, though some dictionaries list over 20,000.
They are often referred to as Chinese idioms or four-character idioms; however, they are not the only idioms in Chinese.
Chengyu are mostly derived from ancient literature. The meaning of a chengyu usually surpasses the sum of the meanings carried by the four characters, as chengyu are often intimately linked with the myth, story or historical fact from which they were derived. As such, chengyu do not follow the usual grammatical structure and syntax of the modern Chinese spoken language, and are instead highly compact and synthetic.
The idiom itself is not derived from a specific occurrence from which a moral may be explicitly drawn; instead, it is succinct in its original meaning and would likely be intelligible to an individual learned in formal written Chinese, or even any other languages.


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