Authority Idioms
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Authority Idioms: Essential Phrases to Know
Enhance your English with authority idioms. Learn phrases like "call the shots" and "hold the reins" to sound more like a native speaker.
Here are 4 common authority idioms covered in this video.
- To call the shot. This idiom means being in control and making the important decisions.
- To draw a line in the sand. This idiom means setting a boundary that cannot be crossed.
- To hold the reins. This idiom means being in charge and having the power to direct and control.
- Top dog. This idiom refers to being the most important or influential person in a group.
Watch the video to see examples and pratcie using these authority idioms in your speech.
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