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An idiom is a phrase or expression whose meaning cannot be figured out by looking at the individual words in it—for example, "raining cats and dogs" means heavy rain, not actual animals falling from the sky. Understanding idioms matters because they are common in everyday speech and writing, so recognizing what they actually mean helps you communicate and understand others more accurately.
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熟語（じゅくご）とは、複数の語や形態素が比較的強く結びつき、独立したまとまりをなす表現を指す用語である。この用語は文脈によって定義付けが少しずつ異なる。
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