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Is Cup Of Tea An Idiom? [Solved]
‘A cup of tea’ has been used to describe what is ‘good’ and ’nice’ for many years. Nowadays, this idiom is more often used in the negative, to say what someone doesn’t like. You will hear native English speakers saying “it’s not my cup of tea” – it mean’s they don’t like something.30 Nov 2015
English Slang / Idioms: Not My Cup Of Tea
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Learn / Teach English Idioms: It’s not my cup of tea
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Idioms in English | Not my cup of tea
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