1. What does "Jill's stomach tied itself into a knot" mean?

2. What does "please don't beat around the bush" mean?

3. What does "her heart became a bass drum as her project was born" mean?

4. What does "Jill's face became a calm ocean as her eyes snapped back open" mean?

5. What does "the large spray nozzle hanging from the faucet like an elephant's trunk" mean?

Jill is very nervous or anxious. Don't beat around the bush kinda means don't do something irrelevant so that you can avoid something else that you have to do. Jill's heart becoming a bass drums means that something was causing her heart to beat fast, it could be worry, anxiety, fear, etc. Her face becoming a calm ocean means she calmed down. The spray nozzle is simply being compared to the way an elephants trunk hangs loosely

Answered by allybamford | 2024-06-10

I'm gonna say the first one means that Jill is really nervous or worried

Answered by xsarawx | 2024-06-10

Each phrase describes emotions and physical sensations, often related to anxiety or excitement. Jill's experiences reflect common feelings that many people face. These expressions use vivid imagery to evoke strong feelings and create a relatable scenario.
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Answered by allybamford | 2024-10-14