I am helping my sister with her hw. They are to write the meaning of a group of words or in that case idioms. What does BET DOLLARS TO DOUGHNUTS, and GETAROUN TO CALLING mean?
Please help!!!!
Thank you!!! :-)
BET DOLLARS TO DOUGHNUTS = you're sure of the answer
The second one makes no sense. Please proofread and repost.
http://www.usingenglish.com/reference/idioms/
The first one is in the D's and the second is in the G's.
ok sorry the second one was supposed to be GET AROUND TO CALLING sorry i was typing to fast.
oh and writeacher, sorry if i say this, but your answer makes no sense. I looked at the website and it explained what idioms meant
Saranghae -- you didn't investigate that site thoroughly.
As Writeacher indicated, I clicked on D -- went to the second page of D's and found this.
"Dollars for doughnuts
(USA) If something is dollars for doughnuts, it is a sure bet or certainty."
Do the same for G.