Idioms

These are a collection of Idioms

Sinbad

Sinbad is a famous fairy tale of the Arabian Nights.

Sinbad as an Idiom stands for getting the opportunity to travel to distant places.

As a writer, I would like to experience Sinbad in my life.

Aladdin’s Magic Lamp

Aladdin’s magic lamp as an idiom stands for winning an enormous sum in a windfall draw.

Oh God, when is Aladdin’s Lamp coming for me?

Alibaba and the Forty thieves

Alibaba and the forty thieves as an Idiom stand for fame, riches and fortune.

 I wish so much to have an encounter with Alibaba and the Forty thieves.

Angry Jesus

When Jesus went to the Temple, he saw hordes of marketers selling their wares. He became angry and took a whip and drove them out telling: ‘this is a house of prayer but you have made it a den of thieves.’

Angry Jesus as an Idiom stands for a person who stands up for a right cause and principles in Life.

Mahatma Gandhi who was the political liberator of India is an angry Jesus.

Nelson Mandela who fought against the apartheid regime is an angry Jesus.