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icing on the cake
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quelque chose de plus à côté de quelque chose de bien
something extra that is added to something that is already good in order to make it perfect
What is the origin of the idiom "icing on the cake" and when to use it?
The phrase "icing on the cake" has its origins in the practice of adding a layer of icing or frosting to a cake to make it more appealing or enjoyable. The phrase first appeared in print in the 19th century, and it quickly became a popular idiom for describing something that enhances the enjoyment or value of something that is already good.
Exemple
The chef smoothed the frosting on the cake for a polished finish.
The party was fun, but when my favorite song came on, it was like the frosting on the cake.
The buttercream frosting on the cake was smooth and creamy.
My day was already going well, but when I found out I got the promotion, it was like icing on the cake.
The frosting on the cake was spread evenly, creating a smooth and uniform surface.
