21/07/2025
50 IMPORTANT IDIOMS EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW🥰📚
1. Get your act together - Organize yourself or improve your behavior.
2. A tough nut to crack - A difficult problem or person to deal with.
3. Blow off steam - Release pent-up energy or anger.
4. Off the hook - Free from responsibility or blame.
5. The early bird catches the worm - Success comes to those who act first.
6. Don't put the cart before the horse - Do things in the right order.
7. Walk on eggshells - Be cautious around someone to avoid upset.
8. A picture is worth a thousand words - Visuals convey more than words.
9. Take the wind out of your sails - Deflate someone's enthusiasm.
10. Between a rock and a hard place - Facing two bad options.
11. Shoot the breeze - Chat casually without purpose.
12. A wild goose chase - A futile or hopeless pursuit.
13. Leave no stone unturned - Try every possibility to find something.
14. Get the ball rolling - Start a process or activity.
15. Under your nose - Obvious but unnoticed.
16. Cry your eyes out - Cry intensely or for a long time.
17. Go down in flames - Fail spectacularly.
18. A feather in your cap - An achievement to be proud of.
19. Hold the fort - Take charge in someone's absence.
20. Rub salt in the wound - Make a bad situation worse.
21. In the nick of time - Just in time to avoid disaster.
22. Keep your powder dry - Be prepared for action.
23. A shot in the dark - A guess with little chance of success.
24. Burn rubber - Drive away quickly.
25. Eat your heart out - Be jealous of someone's success.
26. A dime's worth - A small contribution or opinion.
27. Kick the can down the road - Delay dealing with a problem.
28. Put your foot in your mouth - Say something embarrassing or tactless.
29. A snowball's chance in hell - No chance at all.
30. Fly off the handle - Lose your temper suddenly.
31. Get a kick out of - Enjoy something greatly.
32. The pot calling the kettle black - Hypocrisy in criticizing others.
33. Draw a blank - Fail to remember or understand something.
34. In the driver's seat - In control of a situation.
35. Cross that bridge when you come to it - Deal with a problem later.
36. Give someone the cold shoulder - Ignore someone deliberately.
37. Like shooting fish in a barrel - An extremely easy task.
38. Out of the frying pan into the fire - From a bad situation to a worse one.
39. A breath of fresh air - Something new and refreshing.
40. Have a bone to pick - Have an issue to discuss or resolve.
41. Paddle your own canoe - Be independent or self-reliant.
42. The jury is still out - A decision is still pending.
43. Jump ship - Abandon a project or group.
44. Run like the wind - Move very fast.
45. A penny saved is a penny earned - Saving money is valuable.
46. Hit below the belt - Attack someone unfairly.
47. Smell a rat - Suspect something is wrong or deceitful.
48. Sweep under the rug - Hide a problem or issue.
49. All ears - Listening eagerly or attentively.
50. Play devil's advocate - Argue an opposing view for discussion.
