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 spinney
 
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							| Hi People! I was wondering, while many of us are in quarantine, are there any idiomatic expressions or phrasal verbs that you can think of? I haven�t got much to do but dream up worksheets at the moment so might as well pick your brains. So far, I have, "cooped up, lockdown, climbing the walls, snug as a bug in a rug." Does anybody have anything to add to this? Be safe!  Dale  |  24 Mar 2020      
					
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 douglas
 
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							|  has the hatches battened down    hibernating    gone fishing   camping out at home     |  24 Mar 2020     
					
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 redcamarocruiser
 
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							| cocooning   hunkering down   isolating   sheltering in place   shutting away   shutting up   staying in   lock away  
 lock up 
 shut in 
 edit: Today 3/25 I heard "bunker down" in the news. |  24 Mar 2020     
					
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 morenopalomares
 
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							| Right now, I am suffering from CABIN FEVER!!!!! |  24 Mar 2020     
					
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 morenopalomares
 
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							| Right now, I am suffering from CABIN FEVER!!   One of our Language Assistants taught me this expression and I love it.  What about BEING STIR CRAZY because of being confined.     |  24 Mar 2020     
					
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 karagozian
 
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							| I am as busy as A hibernating bear. |  24 Mar 2020     
					
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 maryse pey�
 
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							| What about : sleeping like a marmot ? |  24 Mar 2020     
					
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 Jayho
 
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							| Bunkering down is what first comes to mind   Lockdown is the official term   Shutting shop   Will be driven crazy, driven up the wall, driven around the bend   For introverts, it�s pure bliss, and for extroverts, sheer hell   My older brother, who loves his isolation from his crazy family by going to the farm in the middle of nowhere every weekend to feed the animals and do work (staying in his tent, with barely any amenities) now calls it splendid isolation - he�s in his element! |  26 Mar 2020     
					
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