How to pronounce“idy”in English

I had an idyllic childhood.

And life is just idyllic.

You like the idyllic guy, that comes in on a white horse, and just throws the money around.

A real idyllic childhood in a village.

ambition grand ambition idyllic setting it didn't happen so we just try to support the local farmers and then back

little bit idyllic and hunter-gatherers went through intensely difficult times, periods of climatic change and so on, and there are genetic bottlenecks in hunter-gatherer history but for

So this is a really idyllic kind of painting.

At home they lead an idyllic life.

It was this sort of idyllic water festival of life.

So gone are the days of the idyllic barnyard scenes that we grew up with in movies and our children's books.

we're out in this idyllic landscape and we have the opportunity to control people's context and people's understanding of what they're eating.

now, a small idyllic Caribbean island like Bermuda.

because they had such wonderful-- so they seem-- idyllic childhoods.

It imagines the past where in the midst of a pastoral idyll, a library's open door invites a white reader onto beautifully

She's also the assistant head of the Idyllwind Arts Academy in the States.

The first episodes of your life in Rwanda are one of a totally idyllic childhood.

This is about 1890, so rather less idyllic and probably a rather more realistic view.

at Sea experience. And it's not the idyllic Semester at Sea experience.

Now, of course it sounds a little bit idyllic, and hunter-gatherers went through intensely difficult times, periods of climatic change. But for the most part,

The Nazis were harking back to a golden age, a pristine age of the idyllic identity, the folk memory of Germany.

and watched the sun set and the moon rise, it would be an idyllic experience and you'd get that warm hug that food

We moved in together the summer before he went to college, an idyllic setting, where we fell more in love.

Right? You're like, restoring something to its previous idyllic status of being under control.

And we know it's possible to move rightward in this -- on this continuum to something far more idyllic, something far more like the kinds of lives we live where we have the

Now, of course, it sounds a little bit idyllic and hunter-gatherers went through intensely difficult times, periods of climatic change and so on,

And I think of the 1950s as a time that, on its veneer-- especially, if you're a white male-- it is an idyllic period.

If we take a look at the first, leftmost part of the painting, you see it's a really nice, idyllic setting.

And then there is extent, which is characterized by scenes of distant wilderness, trails and paths leading to idyllic destinations, and a sense

And one of the shittiest in that sense is Santa Fe, where I live, even though it's idyllic compared to living in New York.

But all of which is code, in many ways, to a certain idyllic past.

Together, Daniel and Will are responsible for Eleven Madison Park's magnificent art deco dining room, which provides an idyllic backdrop for some seriously delicious and

and most of the, or many, of these rancho owners who lived this very beautiful, idyllic

Those who had survived the Holocaust were in Israel or most in America and so in that sense it was a… It was an idyllic childhood looking at the house and looking at how lucky we were it

i i do love i actually do love going uh i spent i went to sleep boy camp in maine and that was really an idyllic time for me

people look at stone barns they say you know there's this there's this ideal there's this you know high-end restaurant there's there's this idyllic