Learn 25 Idioms in the Clouds | Havisha Rathore

I'm excited, it's really going to take off but my  excitement won't last long when I return. Why? let  

me tell you, I told my sister to hold the fort  in my absence to take care of my toys.  

But she had ants in her pants to do that. 

She wanted to vent her spleen on me and I noticed  that and what did I do I discharged the duty of  

that I gave it to my brother who knows what  will he be doing that's why I don't think  

my excitement will last long. Vent your spleen? Ants in someone's pants? or hold the fort? What are these?

First, hold the fort, it means when you give your responsibility to your junior when you go somewhere. Hold the fort.

On Teachers' Day, teachers give the responsibility  of teaching their sixth standard or small children  

to other people so we can say, teachers tell elder children to hold the fort of teaching  

younger children. Did you ever observe that?

Air Vent, and this air vent reminded me an idiom  

and what is that idiom? The  idiom is vent your spleen, 

vent your spleen and it  means to show your anger. 

My sister often vents her spleen on me and the  next ants in someone's pants and ants in someone's  

pants means when you're very excited and a bit tensed  

you have a little bit tension and  I would say a little bit problem in doing  

something and you'll be excited and a  little bit tension, also a little bit anger  

also, so we'll say ants in my pants.  I think I have ants in my pants.

my plane is going to take off. I have ants in my pants. Now we are going to have our breakfast.

My own homemade

biscuits

and I also have some candies in my pocket. 

Two candies, which I'll eat as a  dessert and what is the dessert?

Your main meal is done but still you  have some sweet things you have  

for the finishing of the meal.

taking a candy from a baby

for example learning English is as  easy as taking a candy from a baby  

friends you know taking this candy from my brother  is also as easy as taking a candy from a baby

Taking a candy from a baby I took this candy  from my brother. He is like a baby.

Let me give another example, eating a candy is as easy as taking a candy from a baby. Let me start my meal.

Oh this will be my dessert. So I'll have it later.

I've finished my breakfast. Now, I'm going to rinse my  mouth, and what is rinse? We have made a wonderful  

short on our Channel. You can check the description  box for the link. Now I'm gonna rinse with this  

water. Now maybe you've understood what is it. I'm gonna rinse with this water. Oh hey look, 

this bottles tap is sealed and that reminds me of  an idiom and what is the idiom. It is 

someone's lips are sealed. Lips are sealed which  means you're unable to tell something  

for example, you can't tell a secret from if  someone told you a secret and you told that you  

should not tell it to anybody your lips will be  sealed that you can't tell it to anybody

My lips are sealed. For example, my sister, Harika's lips are never sealed. She will always, by open heart, show all the secrets.

That's what, pretty hard to believe her.

After seeing me rinse, you will understand what is rinse

Oh too tight, perhaps I'm  gonna use the other bottle

now my teeth have taken a bath by rinsing water

so my father's very nice habit  that he rinses after every food  

and you know my father's teeth are very  very clean better than my mother's and  mine.

One of the best things about the  flight is looking out of the window  

looking out of the window, we see many beautiful clouds, very beautiful clouds. Ah clouds? by reminding

Cloud clouds let's learn some idioms related  to clouds. Let's start. Clouds are too high, right?  

Clouds are too high and I can say on cloud nine on  cloud nine which means very very happy. Friends, I'm  

on cloud nine as I've reached the clouds by airplane.  The second one is a cloud of Suspicion which means

means, to have a doubt on somebody or something.  a cloud of Suspicion for example I have  

a cloud of Suspicion on I have a cloud of  Suspicion about the seat. Why?because

anytime it may go down. See I'll just  push a little bit and it will go down. ah see  

it's going, it's going but I don't want to go down  I have a cloud of suspicion on this seat. okay and  

the second one and the third one, right? The third  one, I would say, to have one's head in the clouds.

Have you observed when we talk  about some comic strips comic strips we draw  

some clouds to locate what the person is saying  we don't read a story clouds happens now you may  

guess what is the meaning of having head in the  clouds or I would say castles in the air

It means when you imagine something which  is not to be true for example,

uh to be honest I have I always  have my head in the clouds  

right now I have my head in the clouds  you know how right now I am thinking  

This phone. Inside of this phone you don't have to touch  this phone, it will become a butterfly, it'll become  

a butterfly and butterfly butterfly reminded me  of an idiom butterfly butterfly in one's stomach  

feel nervous right now I had my food so  I don't think there will be a butterfly  

in my stomach because when I have my  food I want a butterflies in my stomach but it  

doesn't mean hungry it means to be nervous I have  butterflies in my stomach but by plane turbulences.

butterflies in my stomach means

talking about the clouds these clouds are pretty  beautiful and in the rainy season did You observe  

Did You observe the clouds are dark now  you may have so you may have guessed that now I'm  

going to tell you an idiom about the dark clouds  which is every dark cloud has a silver lining  

every dark cloud has a silver lining what does  it mean it means if something bad has happened  

something good something good something  very good must also be mixed in it

for example  

now this idiom gave me hope it gave me hope. for  what let me tell you for example now, you will understand,

my sister took my sis my brother don't know how  will he keep my toys but yes every dark cloud  

has a silver lining means I don't know my brother  will be taking my toys my toys it's dark to have  

them to see them broken I'll be I'll vent my  spleen on my brother if it is broken but yes  

every dark cloud has a silver lining perhaps it  may be something good and I'll be waiting for that  

now next one let me see uh oh I forgot to tell you  the meaning of turbulence on a plane turbulence  

on a plane let me let me know right now before  proceeding to the towards the next idiom and it  

means when you have a turbulance on a plane means  that turbulence basically means it's a problem  

or something like that

Turbulence on plane means when plane shakes or suddenly moves, sudden moves it takes.

When it takes sudden moves that's called turbulence. Did you ever experience any turbulence on a plane

now oh yes I was talking about clouds  

To cloud the issue to Cloud the issue and what  does it mean it means means something is some  

a discussion so suppose a discussion is happening  something something bad is going to something a  

bad discussion or something a discussion is  happening like did he do or did he not do

like that but if but if but if you  or someone comes in in between uh the Chimes  

in I mean so people are talking the third person  comes up it's called chime in chimes in if a third  

person chimes in in the discussion until something  lie and by which the situation gets worse. We say to it

Cloud the issue there's an issue and again we make  we make it worser so it is called Cloud the issue

Cloud the issue, to cloud the issue. Harika always clouds the issue. Now the next, the cloud on the horizon the  

next one is a cloud on the horizon and what does it mean it means something bad is going to happen  

in the near future, ahh I think  the plane is going to land  

Something that is going to happen  in the near future. So friends

Cloud on the horizon so friends I think a cloud on the horizon is going to appear when I go home  

my brother will break the  toys. Okay and now

oh it's painting, my dogs are barking and  you know the meaning of dogs are barking,  

right? Before I fasten my seatbelt,  I would like to take that mask off

the leg room is so less

These hair reminds of an idiom. What is the idiom? Get in someone's hair. And it means annoy someone very very much.

Harika always gets in my hair.

to be honest

This is the time when landing is going and what is with me these are the things I have to pack up what will I do how will  

I do all this I have an idea I will I will  pass the buck to my father let me do that

I feel out of the water doing this

We have to roll up our sleeves.

Roll up your sleeves? What is this?

I think we have to roll up our sleeves together

I can't do anything, my ears are popping

Papa, did you roll up your sleeves?

I have to let my hair down.