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Camy in Britishland - Even this week I'd love to post about #tea so today's #idiom is " A storm in a teacup"!! This is used when people are angry and upset
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English idiom - to spill the tea. — Learn English With Jo
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BBC Learning English on Twitter: "Do you like tea? Check out this idiom with the name of the popular beverage in it. What's not your cup of tea? ☕🧐🤔🤷♀️🤷 (Image: Getty) #idioms #
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Idiom Land — “Not your cup of tea” means “not what you like”....
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