No spring chicken, When talking about someone who is not young anymore, often used humorously, The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence, When someone is never satisfied with what they have and always thinks others have it better, a ray of sunshine, Used to describe someone or something that brings happiness or joy, Spring fever, When people feel restless or excited as spring approaches, often wanting to spend more time outdoors, To be full of the joys of spring, When someone is very happy and enthusiastic, nip in the bud, to stop something before it has an opportunity to become established, turn over a new leaf, to start behaving in a better, more responsible way or to make a fresh start by abandoning past negative habits. It often refers to personal improvement, such as changing one's attitude, lifestyle, or breaking bad habits, as fresh as a daisy, healthy and full of energy, energised
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Spring idioms B2
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