A list of common idioms related to animals:
2. Big fish in a small pond: This means
someone who is important or influential in a small community but might not have
the same level of success in a larger one.
3. Chicken out: This means to back out
of something due to fear or cowardice.
4. Coward as a hare: This means to be
very afraid or timid, like a hare that is known for being easily frightened.
5. Fox in the henhouse: This means a
situation where someone or something with bad intentions is in a position of
power or control over something valuable or vulnerable.
6. In a catbird seat: This means to be
in a position of advantage or power.
7. Kill two birds with one stone: This
means to achieve two things with a single action.
8. Quick as a cat: This means to be
quick and agile, like a cat.
9. Like a bull in a China shop: This
means to be clumsy or destructive, especially in a delicate or controlled
environment.
10. Wild goose chase: This means a
futile or fruitless pursuit of something.