I have a question about an idiom.
Last year, I learned a nice idiom/phrasal verb. I can’t really define it.
It was about a feeling or reaction.
I will give you 3 examples.
- you are going down through a sketchy neighborhood and you can sense/read the signs of coming danger.
- you have a gut feeling or sense something is going on and it’s not right.
- you feel something or someone is after you and you are getting ready to face it.
I really liked the idiom but I totally forgot. It’s been bothering for a while. It is a short one. It might be a phrasal verb, too. As it wasn’t a typical idiom.
If I am not mistaken. Something related to the storm. Or maybe it was just some analogy, not necessarily any idiom.
Answer:
After a storm comes a calm?
Storm in a teacup?www.myenglishteacher.eu/blog/8-weather-idioms-and-phrases-with-examples/
Unfortunately, no.
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I will add this question to our blog
maybe others will know the answer
Thank you.
Can you please help us to find out what phrase is this?
Please comment below!
Maybe the phrase is “a storm on the horizon” or “see a storm coming” or even just “a storm is coming” or
“Facing the storm” “preparing for the storm” ?
Thank you Teri! Maybe. These variations sound great! Thank you for your help!