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#describingpeople

7 expression(s)

relationships B2

bear a striking resemblance

Discover how to use the formal phrase 'bear a striking resemblance' to describe two people who look incredibly similar.
food-cooking B2

picky eater

Learn how to describe someone who is very selective about what they eat using the common English phrase 'picky eater'.
food-cooking B1

eat like a bird

Understand the idiom 'eat like a bird' with real examples. Learn how to describe someone who eats very little, and avoid common grammar mistakes.
food-cooking B1

messy eater

Discover what a 'messy eater' is in English. Learn how to describe someone who drops food or makes a mess while eating, with natural examples.
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food-cooking B2

eat like a horse

Discover how to use the casual English idiom 'eat like a horse' to describe someone with a massive appetite. Learn its meaning, tone, and common mistakes.
food-cooking B1

fussy eater

Learn the phrase 'fussy eater' to describe someone who is very particular about the food they eat.
relationships C1

the spitting image of

Master the expression "the spitting image of" to describe someone who looks exactly like someone else, usually a family member.