Students love to learn English idioms, I think, because it is an advanced form of the language and if you can use an idiom correctly then it can make you feel like 'an insider' and more like a native English speaker.So, for this article, have a look at some amazing street art photos below. I have added an idiomatic phrase to each picture for you 'to learn English without really studying'.
童鞋們愛好學(xué)習(xí)英語習(xí)語，我想可能是因為習(xí)語是語言的更高級形式，而且一旦你學(xué)會了正確使用習(xí)慣用語你會感到自己是內(nèi)部人（熟悉內(nèi)情者），讓自己更像一個母語使用者。所以，本篇文章大家可以看看下面這些酷酷的街拍 藝術(shù)照片。我在每幅照片下都加了一個相關(guān)習(xí)語，大家看圖學(xué)英語，毫無壓力感。

1. It's like learning to ride a bike.
1. 像學(xué)騎自行車一樣簡單。

Something that is easy to learn and you will never forget how to do it. Ever!
某事非常簡單易學(xué)，而且一旦學(xué)會終身不忘！

2. It's not my cup of tea.
2. 這不是我的菜。

Something that I don't like very much.
我不是很喜歡的事物。

3. I'll love you and leave you.
3. 我愛你，但我得走了。

I have to go now.
我現(xiàn)在得走了。

4. You can thank your lucky stars.
4. 你真走運！

You should be very thankful because you were VERY lucky with something.
某件事情你非常走運，你應(yīng)該為此懷感恩之心。

5. Sweep it under the carpet.
5. 把問題藏在地毯下面。

Try to forget something bad that happened. (usually by not talking about it)
試圖忘記某些不開心的事。（通常不愿再提起的事）

6. Use the force.
6. 發(fā)揮你的力量。

This is not a classic idiom that you will find in an English textbook, but a LOT of people say it. It is the famous line from the Star Wars films. When people say this to each other in real life, it kind of means "Use some different kind of magic power (that does not exist) to be able to do something that is difficult."
這并不是一句經(jīng)典的習(xí)語，因此你很難在英文教科書中發(fā)現(xiàn)它，但確實有很多人在用它。這是電影《星球大戰(zhàn)》中一句著名的臺詞。當(dāng)現(xiàn)實中的人們用到此習(xí)語時，它可能是指“動用一些非凡的力量”（通常不存在的力量）去完成一件很難完成的事。

This picture is a play on words, because in the UK the full name for the police is 'the police force'.
這張圖有點文字游戲的感覺，因為在英國警察的全稱是'the police force'.