Do Not Judge A Book By The Cover. :



Do Not Catch Your Chickens Before They Are Hatched. :

This means that you should wait until you know whether something has produced the results you desire rather than acting beforehand.

When Gopal told his father that he can double the production in the factory, his father advised him not to catch the chickens before they are hatched.




Do Not Cry Over Spilt Milk. :

When something bad happens and nothing can be done to help it people say, ‘do not cry over milk’.




Do Not Give Up The Day Job. :

This idiom is used as a way of telling something that they do something badly.




Do Not Hold Your Breath. :

If you are told not to hold your breath, it means that you should not have high expectations about something.




Do Not Judge A Book By The Cover. :

This idiom means that you should not judge something or someone by appearances, but should look deeper at what is inside and more important.




Do Not Know Whether To Wind A Watch Or Bark At The Moon. :

If you do not know what to do, you do not know whether to wind a watch or bark at the moon.




Do Not Look A Gift Horse In The Mouth. :

This means that if you are given something, a present or a chance, you should not waste it by being too critical or examining it too closely.




Do Not Mention The War. :

This means that you should not speak about things that could cause an argument or tension.




Do Not Push My Buttons. :

This can be said to someone who is starting to annoy you.




Do Not Stand There With Curlers Kin Your Hair. :

This means that do not keep me waiting. It is said to someone who is taking too long to get moving.




Do Not Sweat The Small Stuff. :

This is used to tell people not to worry about trivial or unimportant issues.




Do Not Take Any Wooden Nickels. :

This idiom is used to advice people not to be charged, ripped off or fooled.



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