Idioms are groups words that really don't mean what they are saying.
For example:
This idiom is "a piece of cake".
Excuse me?
Is this idiom sweet like cake?
Do we bake an idiom like a cake?
Do we eat an idiom like cake?
No, we do not do any of these things with an idiom. We can see that a literal interpretation of each word does not give us the true meaning of this idiom.
This is a piece of cake. = This is easy.
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