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https://acolada.de/wp-content/uploads/DudenRedewendungen2020.png16182303Author: DudenredaktionPublisher: DudenLanguage: GermanEdition: 2020Keywords: more than 18,000 idiomatic phrases This Duden volume comes in handy for anyone who is unfamiliar with German idioms. The Dictionary of Idioms provides information about the origins, meaning and usage of over 18,000 idioms, expressions and proverbs, and contains over 500 new entries. This makes it an indispensable reference […]