Idiom of the day: Cost an arm and a leg.

Meaning: Cost a lot of money.
Example: I would love to buy the new iPhone but it costs an arm and a leg.

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Question

Idiom of the day: Cost an arm and a leg.

Meaning: Cost a lot of money.
Example: I would love to buy the new iPhone but it costs an arm and a leg.

If you'd like to practice using this idiom, please write back to me on this post with an example and I'll tell you if you're using it correctly :D

Finally, if you're looking for a friendly and patient teacher please check out my profile, my trial lessons start at $6. I look forward to meeting you. Thank you, Rianne :)

Answer

I bet a diamond ring like that one would cost an arm and a leg!

Thanks for sharing this idiom~☺️

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