See Idiom of the Day today.

Example of idiom under the weather. He thinks he might have the flu. When it rains it pours. - I belong to a rowing club and we train on the water in all weathers.

Shes been a bit under the weather recently. When it rains it pours. Hirokos feeling a bit under the weather.

To be very easy to do. I hear youve been a bit under the weather. Sorry I cant come to work today.

I took some medicine before I went to bed and the next. Below is a list of the most commonly used idioms about the weather in English. Jack is under the weather so we need someone else to facilitate todays discussion.

Last week my dog died and I broke my leg. Im feeling a bit under the weather. BE under the weather OR FEEL under the weather.

Under the weather is the perfect example of an idiom that does not have a defined source. If someone is or feels under the weather they feel ill. You can begin this English idiom with.