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Meaning of everything in the garden is lovely #1 (permalink) Sun Jan 30, 2005 18:05 pm   Meaning of everything in the garden is lovely
 

Test No. incompl/inter-15 "Popular Idioms (2) Garden", question 6

Everything in the ......... is lovely.

(a) roses
(b) flowers
(c) grass
(d) garden

Test No. incompl/inter-15 "Popular Idioms (2) Garden", answer 6

Everything in the garden is lovely.

Correct answer: (d) garden

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Meaning of everything in the garden is lovely #2 (permalink) Sun Jan 30, 2005 19:29 pm   Meaning of everything in the garden is lovely
 

Everything in the garden is lovely means all is well/everything is all right.
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Meaning of everything in the garden is lovely #3 (permalink) Mon Jun 21, 2010 16:06 pm   Meaning of everything in the garden is lovely
 

We can also say: "Everything in the garden is rosy.", right???
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Meaning of everything in the garden is lovely #4 (permalink) Mon Jun 21, 2010 16:34 pm   Meaning of everything in the garden is lovely
 

Oh yes. A lovely expression.
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Meaning of everything in the garden is lovely #5 (permalink) Mon Jun 21, 2010 17:06 pm   Meaning of everything in the garden is lovely
 

Beeesneees wrote:
Oh yes. A lovely expression.


How about:
Everything in the garden is coming up in roses
Everything in the garden is going great guns

Do they stand in your book? Will they work as synonymous for "rosy"?
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Meaning of everything in the garden is lovely #6 (permalink) Mon Jun 21, 2010 17:37 pm   Meaning of everything in the garden is lovely
 

'Everything is coming up roses' and 'everything is going great guns' both indicate that things are going really well, but neither of them necessarily have anything to do with the garden.
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