This document defines 17 common idioms: to feel ill, it's up to you, to give away a secret, to wish someone luck, to play a practical joke, to be undecided, to be loyal no matter what, rarely, it's really good, don't take it too seriously, no matter what, to fail spectacularly, to agree completely, following a trend, perfect, go to bed, and it's too late.
This document defines 17 common idioms: to feel ill, it's up to you, to give away a secret, to wish someone luck, to play a practical joke, to be undecided, to be loyal no matter what, rarely, it's really good, don't take it too seriously, no matter what, to fail spectacularly, to agree completely, following a trend, perfect, go to bed, and it's too late.
This document defines 17 common idioms: to feel ill, it's up to you, to give away a secret, to wish someone luck, to play a practical joke, to be undecided, to be loyal no matter what, rarely, it's really good, don't take it too seriously, no matter what, to fail spectacularly, to agree completely, following a trend, perfect, go to bed, and it's too late.
3.Spill the beans. 4.Break a leg. 5.Pull someone’s leg. 6.Sit/Be on the fence. 7.Through thick and thin. 8.Once in a blue moon. 9.It’s the best thing since sliced bread.
10. Take it with a pinch of salt.
11. Come rain or shine. 12. Go down in flames. 13. See eye to eye. 14. Jump on the bandwagon. 15. As right as rain. 16. Hit the sack. 17. Miss the boat. 1. Be under the weather = To feel ill
2. The ball is in your court = It’s up to you
3. Spill the beans = To give away a secret
4. Break a leg = To wish someone luck
5. Pull someone’s leg = To play a practical joke
6. Sit/Be on the fence = To be undecided
7. Through thick and thin = To be loyal no matter what
8. Once in a blue moon = Rarely
9. It’s the best thing since sliced bread = It’s really, really good
10. Take it with a pinch of salt = Don’t take it too seriously
11. Come rain or shine = No matter what
12. Go down in flames = To fail spectacularly
13. See eye to eye (with someone) = To agree completely