Furniture & Household Item Idioms - Learn English Idioms -

Learn to express yourself confidently in fluent English and sound like a native speaker with our FREE Power Learning video course! Learn English Idioms! Here are some useful furniture and household item idioms from ! Armchair Critic An armchair critic is someone who offers advice and suggestions, but doesn’t actually do anything to prove they could do it better. Stop telling me what to do! If you’re so great, then stop being such an armchair critic and show me how it’s done! Under The Table Getting paid under the table means that you get paid secretly. Many people pay or get paid under the table because they are doing something illegal or don’t want to report taxes. Because I work in a different country and don’t have a visa, I need to work under the table. Fresh From The Oven Something fresh from the oven is very new. My friends are always buying the latest fresh from the oven electronics! Top Shelf Something top shelf is usually of the best