Amazing animal-verbs and idioms

значение которого не совпадает со значением составляющих его элементов.
Idiom-1.a phrase

which means something different from the meanings of the separate words from which it is formed.

или опровергающие гипотезу о существовании идиом и глаголов, образованных от

названий животных.
The aim of the project:
To find the facts which prove or disprove the
existence of idioms and animals-verbs.

аудитории лексическое значение идиом.
4.)Подобрать глаголы образованные от названий животных и

доказать, что таковые существуют и в русском, и в английском языках.
5.) Рассказать о идиомах в доступной и интересной форме.

английском языке существуют глаголы созданные от названий животных

never happen!
2. The straw that broke the camel’s back –

one last thing that finally made the you upset.
3. All bark ( no bite ) – acting aggressive but not willing to fight…
4. Crying wolf – is to call for help when you don’t really need it…
5. As sick as a dog – when you are very tired and ill.
6. A wolf in sheep’s clothing – it is a dangerous person pretending to be harmless.
7. Don’t count your chickens ( until they’ve hatched ) – don’t make plans based on uncertain events.
8. Dog-eat-dog. People are looking out for their own interests.

The straw that broke the camel’s back – one last

thing that finaly made the you upset.
3. All bark ( no bite ) – acting agressive but not willing to fight…
4. Crying wolf – is to call for help when you don’t really need it…
5. As sick as a dog – when you are very tired and ill.
6. A wolf in sheep’s clothing – it is a dangerous person pretending to be harmless.
7. Don’t count your chickens ( until they’ve hatched ) – don’t make plans based on uncertain events.
8. Dog-eat-dog. People are looking out for their own interests.