'LIKE A FISH OUT OF WATER'.

"Like a fish in water" is a valid English phrase meaning feel comfortable in a certain place. For example: Mike is like a fish in water when he is abroad.

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"like a fish in water" means someone who is doing what they were meant to do.

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7 days ago — someone who is uncomfortable in a specific situation: I felt like a fish out of water at my new school.

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To be like a fish out of water means that a person is in a place or situation that is foreign to them, and that they are having trouble adapting ...

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like a fish to water. Very quickly and naturally, as if it were an innate skill or ability. The phrase also often implies a sense of enjoyment or enthusiasm.

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如鱼得水 is more like saying you can do something really well under a particular environment or with the help of a particular person.

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It seems to suggest that you are both happy and content in your feelings. You are together, it seems, in your feelings as you are both there and ...

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The phrase "like a fish in water" is a common and effective way to describe someone who is exceptionally comfortable and skilled in a particular environment. It ...

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If you feel like a fish out of water, you do not feel comfortable or relaxed because you are in an unusual or unfamiliar situation. [informal].

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