Native speakers use idioms on a daily basis. In many cases, an idiom is the only way to express an idea in a short and clear way.
Take, for example, the idiom ‘burn your bridges’
If you are leaving your job and someone tells you to do it in a nice way and 'don't burn your bridges'. They actually mean something like:
"Don’t leave in a way that annoys people and makes them so mad with you that you can never have another opportunity again with the company or a relationship with the people you worked for there."
So we can say that ENTIRE sentence, OR we can say just 4 words.
'Don’t burn your bridges.' 🔥
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