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idiom
noun
1 an expression with a meaning which cannot be guessed at or derived from the meanings of the individual words which form it The idiom -to have a chip on one's shoulder- is of US origin .
2 the syntax, grammar and forms of expression peculiar to a language or a variety of language.
3 the language, vocabulary, forms of expression, etc used by a particular person or group of people.
4 the characteristic style or forms of expression of a particular artist, musician, artistic or musical school, etc.
[16c: from French idiome , from Latin idioma , from Greek idios own]
idiomatic adjective
1 characteristic of a particular language.
2 tending to use idioms; using idioms correctly fluent idiomatic French .
idiomatically adverb .
noun
1 an expression with a meaning which cannot be guessed at or derived from the meanings of the individual words which form it The idiom -to have a chip on one's shoulder- is of US origin .
2 the syntax, grammar and forms of expression peculiar to a language or a variety of language.
3 the language, vocabulary, forms of expression, etc used by a particular person or group of people.
4 the characteristic style or forms of expression of a particular artist, musician, artistic or musical school, etc.
[16c: from French idiome , from Latin idioma , from Greek idios own]
idiomatic adjective
1 characteristic of a particular language.
2 tending to use idioms; using idioms correctly fluent idiomatic French .
idiomatically adverb .
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