96. Idioms with meaning and Examples – Kick in the teeth Ex: Passengers get 'kick in the teeth' as some rail fares go up

kick in the teeth, means that you've been treated badly and unfairly, especially at a time when you need their support Ex: Passengers get 'kick in the teeth' as some rail fares go up Ex: Transport campaigners have slammed the annual rail fare increases across Britain as "another kick in the teeth" for passengers. Ex:…

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