The English Language is a funny old thing. Full of phrases and sayings that we all use, but few actually understand. We've dug up some our favourite
fruit phrases that crop up from time to time.
Next time you’re rooting around in your office fruit delivery; see if
there are any more that spring to mind
An apple
a day keeps the doctor away – This one just seems to make sense, the more fresh fruit you have in
your diet, the healthier you will be
I don’t
give a fig – I just don’t care
Going
bananas – A light-hearted way of saying that someone or something has gone a bit crazy
A rotten apple - A bad person or thing
It’s all
gone pear shaped – Something you say when it’s all gone a bit wrong
Sour grapes – Having ‘sour grapes’ is when you criticise something that you're actually jealous of
The
cherry on the cake – The most appealing part of a situation
Oranges are not the only fruit – This handy phrase means ‘not all people are the same’
Oranges are not the only fruit – This handy phrase means ‘not all people are the same’
A peach – something beautiful
Another bite of the cherry – To have another go at something
Another bite of the cherry – To have another go at something
The apple of my eye – They way to refer to the one you cherish the most
Upset the
apple cart – To mess things up
Top banana – A very
important person
Can you think of any more?
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