idiom

what's this mean idiom?     sick and tired

I dont know. But this this eee "to lose one's job".

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Sick and tired – fed up.

It is when you are frustrated of hearing or doing the same thing again and again. 

An expression whose meaning is diffeent from the indivdual words.or u say an expression whose meaning cannot b deduced from the literally definition of the word thats wat i knw abt IDIOM….....

I'm sick and tired of my daughter's messy room! I'm sick and tired of politician's!

 You can be sick and you can be tired separately but if you are 'sick and tired' you are frustrated with a particular situation in your life. You can also be 'fed up' with that situation. "I'm fed up with your whining about having no money!" Or you can be 'sick to death' of the same thing. Or you can be 'just sick of it'. 

If you are sick, as in not feeling well, you'd say "I'm sick" or "I'm sick with a cold". If you are tired of having this cold you would say"I'm sick of this cold. I'm fed up with this cold. I'm sick to death of this cold! I'm just sick of it!"

I hope this helps. Let me know if it doesn't.

Snowflakes, to lose one's job is when you are told you are not needed by your employer any more. You get fired or terminated or you get 'laid off'. There is not enough work for you so your company 'lays you off'. In either case, you lose your job.  

what's up?

thanks Mapleleaf Man. You know very good English. I would liked  to make friend with you. But You have lots of friend. :( 

Idioms are very interesting subject. :(

thank you very much mapleleaf man