2. 1. To be on cloud nine
• To be extremely
happy.
• Example:
• They were both on
cloud nine during their
honeymoon.
3. 2. It´s raining cats and dogs
• It´s raining very hard.
• Example:
• Take your umbrella
and a jacket because
it's raining cats and
dogs outside.
4. 3. To steal someone´s thunder
• When someone takes
attention away from
someone else.
• Example:
• Don't wear that dress
to the wedding; the
bride won't like it
because you'll be
stealing her thunder.
5. 4. To make a storm in a teacup
• When someone
makes a small
problem larger than it
really is.
• Example:
• Those two are always
arguing about
something, it's just a
storm in a teacup.
6. 5. To be under the weather
• When someone is not
feeling well.
• Example:
• Paul isn't coming with
us because he feels a
little under the
weather.
7. 6. To chill out
• To relax completely or
not allow things
to upset you.
• Example:
• I'm just chilling out
in front of the TV.
8. 7. To rain on someone´s parade
• To spoil something for
someone; to spoil
someone's plans or
pleasure.
• Example:
• I'm sorry to rain on
your parade, but you're
not allowed to have
food or drinks in the
theater.
10. Sources
• Cambridge Dictionnaries Online:
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/es/diccionario/in
gles (Retrieved on February 18th, 2016).
• The Free Dictionnary by Farlex:
http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/rain+on+par
ade (Retrieved on February 18th, 2016).
• Woodward English: Weather idioms:
http://www.vocabulary.cl/english/weather-
idioms.htm (Retrieved on February 18th, 2016).