You're health exams are perfect. You're AS FIT AS A FIDDLE!
very thin
very energetic
very healthy and strong
I can't believe you're listening to this song. The lyrics are so CHEESY and shallow.
of bad quality / in bad taste
of good quality / in good taste
cliché
When I heard that Lucy was fully recovered from her illness that felt LIKE MUSIC TO MY EARS.
That wasn't good news
I was so happy to hear about it
I felt like singing
The argument with your friend isn't all your fault. IT TAKES TWO TO TANGO.
you don't have responsibility for something
both parts have responsibility for something
you'll solve this problem soon
I don't mean to TOOT MY OWN HORN, but I think I did a great job today.
to be very successful in what I had planned
to talk about my own achievements with a lot of pride
to offend anyone
Ed Sheeran's songs are usually very CATCHY. You listen to them once and can't get them out of your head.
badly-written
easy to remember
well-written
We didn't have time to rehearse, we'll have to PLAY IT BY EAR.
make a plan
improvise
give up
A: Have you heard of this before? B: Yes, that RINGS A BELL.
it doesn't sound familiar
it sounds familiar
someone is calling
Here's Ted talking about his trip to Cabo again. The guy is LIKE A BROKEN RECORD.
hurt
repetitive
annoying
You lied to your boss and coworkers. Now you'll have to FACE THE MUSIC.
tell the truth
accuse someone
accept the consequences of what you did