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Alternatively, you might say to a person who is irritating you "cut ....!". That is, to stop.

cut it out!

get ... = You might say this when a person has upset you want him or her to go away and leave you alone.

get lost!

eat your ... out = This expression is usually an exclamation that tells people they should be envious.

eat your heart out.

close to your .... = something or somebody is important to you and that you are very interested in it/that person.

close to your heart.

Can you tell us idioms to express understanding?

shed light / get it / get the message or picture / figure something or someone out

hold your .... = take it slow, and reconsider before acting

hold your horses.

get cold .... = a person has become nervous or afraid of doing something that was already planned.

get cold feet.

get on your .... = someone or something really irritates you.

get on your nerves.

cry your ... out = mourn inconsolably and cry till you drop, or until you no longer have any tears left.

cry your heart out.

feel it in your .... = to have a strong feeling about something.

feel it in your bones.

under the .... = you are feeling ill (mentally or physically).

under the weather

have ... in one's stomach = You can use this phrase when you are excited or even in love. It may also represent a sense of fear or anguish.

have butterflies in one's stomach.

have a change of ..... = you’ve changed your mind about something.

have a change of heart.

cost ... = something is pretty expensive

cost an arm and a leg.

Can you tell us idioms about having fun?

have the time of your life / take it easy / have a ball / have a blast / chill out

When ... fly

If someone says ‘’I’ll do it when pigs fly’’, it really means that they will never do it.

Rain heavily.

Raining cats and dogs.

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