Describing Qualities - Location & Placement

Dive into English idioms regarding location and placement, like "all over the joint" and "as the crow flies".

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Describing Qualities

the position or state of being turned or flipped so that the top becomes the bottom and the bottom becomes the top

Ex: The sudden gust of wind sent the umbrella flying , turning it head over heels in the air .

to go further past the place where one intended to be

Ex: The comedian 's joke was meant to be lighthearted , but he overshoot the mark and crossed into offensive territory .

roads and streets that exist in a particular area

Ex: The tour guide took the group through the highways and byways of the city , showcasing its historical landmarks and local neighborhoods .

used to refer to Los Angeles or Hollywood, particularly movie industry

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in many places or areas

Ex: The team 's performance was inconsistent , with their passes going all over the joint and lacking precision .

in many different areas or locations

Ex: The politician 's speech was disjointed , with ideas and topics scattered all over the shop , making it difficult to follow .

to go in a straight direction

Ex: She did n't have a map , but she followed her nose and walked in a straight line , eventually reaching the destination .

by the route that is shortest and most direct

Ex: It was 150 miles inland from Boston as the crow flies .
on the spot [phrase]

in the same place where an event is taking place

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in many different places

Ex: He traveled extensively , exploring different countries and experiencing various cultures here and there .