| Idiom | to put two and two together |
|---|---|
| Definition | to realize; to understand the truth about something |
| Examples | - The boy never said that he was a smoker, but his mother put two and two together when she found a cigarette lighter in his room. - I finally put two and two together when she said was not planning a holiday this year. |
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