In this lesson, we will learn a list of common knowledge idioms in English with their meaning and examples.
Idioms about Knowledge
Two heads are better than one
- Meaning: My son, don’t forget; two heads are better than one
Learn the ropes
- Meaning: It didn’t take her new assistant long to learn the ropes.
Doing your homework
- Meaning: You can’t play this game anymore until you do your homework!
Under one’s belt
- Meaning: She has almost a year as the minister under her belt.
Pick his brain
- Meaning: You should pick Mary’s brain sometime; she knows all about math.
Be common knowledge
- Meaning: It’s common knowledge that she is a beautiful girl.
As far as anyone knows
- Meaning: As far as anyone knows, this is the last of the great herds of buffalo.
Knowledge is power
- Meaning: In this situation, knowledge is power.
Knowledge Idioms | Infographic
