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slightly ill.
(be / feel / look) under the weather
to become extremely angry.
hit the roof / ceiling = go through the roof
Sth is given to you free by a business.
on the house
to have a plan or intention.
have something in mind.
criticisms of or warnings to a particular person that have no effect on that person.
(like) water off a duck's back
Very rarely.
once in a blue moon
to feel very nervous, usually about something you are going to do.
Get/have butterflies in sb’s stomach
To entertain people very successfully, so they laugh or clap for a long time.
bring the house down / bring down the house.
to try to persuade someone to believe something that is not true, as a joke.
pull sb's leg.
Sth you are good at or enjoy doing.
sb's cup of tea
to pay too much money for something.
pay through the nose.
completely different from each other.
To be (like) chalk and cheese.
1. to fail appreciate sb/sth. 2. to assume sth as true.
Take sb/sth for granted
to allow very little time for something.
cut it / things fine.
to describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem.
hit the nail on the head.
to study.
hit the books
to behave in a way that other people should copy.
TO SET A (GOOD) EXAMPLE TO SB…
said when you think that there is no chance at all of something happening.
pigs can fly / when pigs fly (UK pigs might fly)
to allow a secret to be known, usually without intending to.
let the cat out of the bag.
something that you say when it is raining heavily.
it's raining cats and dogs!
to have just enough money to be able to eat and live.
TO LEEP THE WOLF FROM THE DOOR
used for wishing someone good luck, especially before a performance.
BREAK A LEG!
If something/someone .............., it/he/she fails to achieve either of two aims
TO FALL BETWEEN TWO STOOLS
the situation when someone finds it difficult to choose between two alternatives.
TO BE CAUGHT BETWEEN TWO STOOLS
to be an excellent person or thing.
TO BE THE BEST THING SINCE SLICED BREAD
theperson who someone loves most and is very proud of.
TO BE THE APPLE OF SB'S EYE
tomake someone extremely angry.
TO MAKE SB'S BLOOD BOIL
(especially of a place) very cleanand tidy.
SPICK AND SPAN
totell everyone proudly about your achievements.
TO BLOW YOUR OWN TRUMPER / HORN
do sthimmediately without stopping to think about it.
AT THE DROP OF A HAT
to try to do something that is too difficult for you.
TO BITE OFF MORE THAN YOU CAN CHEW


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