English Idioms: Read Between The Lines

English Idioms: Read Between The Lines

idiom: understanding the real meaning behind something

Example: If you try to read between the lines, her song is actually about me.

Example: Look at this letter from Jamie. Though she doesn’t say it, you can tell something is wrong when reading between the lines.

Example: The author seemingly writes in a direct manner, but you have to carefully read between the lines to discover his story’s hidden clues.


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