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Idiom
Dear Teachers,
I was reading in the Cobuild book of idiom and i came across
the idiom (making a meal out of somthing) i understad the meaning
but i had difficulty in understanding what is meant by (a four course
one) in the example used to make the meaning more clearer.
'he is making a meal out of this' she said'a four course one' to say
the least you had better have a word with him.
Thanks in advance
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Re: Idiom
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A four-course meal is a big, formal one: a fancy dinner has a salad course, an appetizer course, a soup course, a main course, a dessert course, etc.
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