Learn Idioms related to colours on the occasion of Holi | Havisha Rathore

is a different ball game. But at least  I wrote something in the answer sheet.  

Hey, Cheeku! Hey, Meeku! Wow! I didn’t expect you here. You just came out of the blue. Out of the blue? I came  

out of my house, not out of the blue. Oh, dear,  out of the blue is an idiom. Idiom? What does  

it mean? Out of the blue. Out of the blue means  suddenly or unexpectedly. If something happens  

out of the blue, it is entirely unexpected. Oh, I  see. Thank you, Cheeku. If you understood it, why  

don’t you use it in a sentence? Frame a sentence  using this idiom, dear. I am sure you will never  

forget it. Ok, fine then. Recently, there was  an earthquake in a country called Turkey. Yes,  

it was. The earthquake hit Turkey out of the  blue, which caused many deaths. Wow, very nice,  

Meeku. You are a smart girl and a quick learner.  Thank you, Cheeku. But tell me one thing. When I  

came here, you looked gloomy. What was the reason?  Yeah, I felt dejected and downhearted. I know,  

but I wonder what could be the reason. Recently,  Harika got a new barbie doll, and I didn’t.  

I am green with envy over her new barbie doll.  I liked that. Green with envy? What do you mean  

by green with envy? You don’t look green. Offo  Meeku, Green with envy is an idiom, and it means  

being very unhappy because someone has something  you want. Oh, wow, very interesting idiom. So,  

that’s the reason I was green with envy. That’s  ok, dear. Ask her to share the doll with you.  

After all, she is your younger sister. Thanks for  the advice, Meeku. But do you think I didn’t ask  

her? I did. She bluntly denied sharing the doll  with me. I can’t forget the expression on her  

face. She was teasing me. It’s ok, dear. Let her enjoy. It's not ok, Meeku. I feel a pang in my heart 

thinking about the barbie doll. Cheeku, after a couple of days,

she will get bored with the doll and throw it  away. Forget it. Let’s enjoy ourselves. Today  

is Holi. I thought of having some fun with you.  Let me apply this pink colour to your face. No,  

Meeku. Don’t that. I don’t like it. It’s  ok, Cheeku. Today is Holi. Have some fun.  

Let me apply this pink colour to your face. No,  Meeku. If you do, I’ll beat you black and blue. 

Hey, black and blue? Do you want to beat  me black and blue? What do you mean by black and  

blue? I was trying to apply pink colour to your  face, not black and blue. Arrey baba, black and  

blue is an idiom, which means having dark marks  on your skin because of injury. In Hindi, it  

would be “chot ya maar key karan neela pad jana.”  Oh, in that case, please don’t beat me black and  

blue. I am not strong, and I cannot sustain the  injury. Probably, I may soon get blacked out.  

Blacked out? What do you mean by black out? I have  never heard of it—black out. Arrey baba, black  

out is a phrasal verb, and it means to faint  or to lose consciousness. Behos ho jana. Oh,  

that’s nice. Thanks for adding a new phrasal verb  to my vocabulary. Do you know that this time,  

the math paper was very tough? When I read it,  I was about to black out. Then I realized my  

mother would beat me black and blue if  I didn’t get good marks. I got scared,  

and an idea popped up in my mind out of the blue.  I solved all the questions. Whether the answers  

are correct or not is a different ball game. But  at least I wrote something in the answer sheet.  

You know, yesterday, when I came to your  home to play. I saw Harika sitting in a  

corner and eating sweets. I caught her red-handed.  Red-handed? What does it mean? Her hands are not  

red. Arrey, Cheeku, red-handed is an idiom, and it  means to find someone doing something wrong. Oh,  

thank you, Meeku. I got it. I think you are also  learning English fast. Thanks, dear. It’s all  

because of you. I am learning from your videos.  The credit goes to you. I am humbled by your kind  

words. So nice of you, dear. Thank you so much  for watching this video. If you liked this video

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