| Idiom | to have a nose for something |
|---|---|
| Definition | to be good at understanding, finding or predicting something |
| Examples | - She's always had a nose for the next big thing in clothes or music. - Can you help me choose a jacket for the party? You have a better nose than me! - Her fashion sense is way better than mine, and she has a nose for bargains at clothes shopping. - I think it may prove one of the most influential albums of the new century, and I have a nose for these things. |
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