Gold Idioms
Gr8english > English idioms > Colour idioms > Gold IdiomsENGLISH IDIOMS & IDIOMATIC EXPRESSIONS
Lists of idioms used in everyday conversational English, with their meaning
Speak English like a native speaker by learning English idiomatic expressions and proverbs.
English idioms – Colour idioms – Gold idioms:
as good as gold: (as) good as gold: genuine; authentic. Mary’s promise is as good as gold. Yes, this diamond is genuine—good as gold.
have a heart of gold: to be generous, sincere, and friendly. Mary is such a lovely person. She has a heart of gold. You think Tom stole your watch? Impossible! He has a heart of gold.
be worth one´s/its weight in gold: worth its weight in gold: very valuable. This book is worth its weight in gold. Oh, Bill. You’re wonderful. You’re worth your weight in gold.
Learn English Grammar
- Desktop Guides Business English: Let Me Put That in Writing
- Business English Language Practice: Grammar and Vocabulary
- The Good Grammar Book
- How to Write a Sentence: And How to Read One
- Back to Basics: Grammar
- Situational English: Listen to Everyday Situations in English and Practise What You Need to Say
- Grammar Practice (Grades 3-4)
Related English Lessons
Comments
Tell me what you're thinking...
and oh, if you want a pic to show with your comment, go get a gravatar!
Deep English Lessons
American Accent Audio
English Speaking
English Harmony System
Learning English LessonsEveryday English Mp3 Lessons
Confident Grammar Learning
Subscribe Lessons
Get Our Lessons With Google:
Bloggers
