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Daily English Idiom
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🧊 Break the Ice — Today's English Idiom

Teach yourself "break the ice" in 3 swipeable flat-illustration cards: a literal ice-smashing scene, a bold plain-English definition, and a real workplace conversation example.

2026/05/18 21:01:09

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What if "break the ice" actually meant
 breaking ice? 🧊🔚
Swipe to see the real meaning — and how to actually use it at work or school.
Break the ice = do or say something that helps people relax and start talking, especially in an awkward or new situation.
Picture this: first day at a new job, you know nobody, the room is painfully quiet. Your coworker walks over and says, "I'll introduce you to everyone — I'll break the ice!"
That's the idiom. No ice. No hammers.
📌 Swipe through all 3 cards: 1⃣ What it looks like — literally (spoiler: a hammer) 2⃣ The real meaning, plain and simple 3⃣ A real conversation you can actually use
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