Phrasal verbs and idioms for winter - Get cozy! 💜

By: Isabel Solano. 

As cold months approach, we would like to share a couple of phrases and idioms you can use during the wintertime.
'Tis the season... to put them into practice and impress your friends!

Stay warm everyone! ☃

1) To bundle up:

To put warm clothes (i.e. coat, scarf, hat, gloves) on yourself or someone else, or to wrap someone in something warm.


Example:

"We have to bundle up before we go out. It's freezing outside".

2) To be snowed in: unable to leave a place because a lot of snow is falling or has fallen. When the roads are blocked with snow. 

Example: We were snowed in last winter and couldn't leave the house for three days. 

3)  Walking on thin ice: This one is a winter-related idioms that you can use anytime. Walking on thin ice means to be in a risky situation that can easily go bad. 

For example, if you miss a lot of days of school, you might be walking on thin ice. Missing an exam or homework assignment might mean trouble for you.

Do you know any other weather-related idioms? Let us know in the comments!