This document contains a list of common idioms in English along with their meanings. Some examples include "raining cats and dogs" meaning raining hard, "under the weather" meaning sick, and "piece of cake" meaning something is easy. Other idioms listed are "a picture is worth a thousand words", "actions speak louder than words", "a perfect storm", and "break a leg" which means good luck.
This document contains a list of common idioms in English along with their meanings. Some examples include "raining cats and dogs" meaning raining hard, "under the weather" meaning sick, and "piece of cake" meaning something is easy. Other idioms listed are "a picture is worth a thousand words", "actions speak louder than words", "a perfect storm", and "break a leg" which means good luck.
This document contains a list of common idioms in English along with their meanings. Some examples include "raining cats and dogs" meaning raining hard, "under the weather" meaning sick, and "piece of cake" meaning something is easy. Other idioms listed are "a picture is worth a thousand words", "actions speak louder than words", "a perfect storm", and "break a leg" which means good luck.
Under the weather Sick Piece of cake Easy A picture is worth a thousand words Better to show than tell I have to hit the sack Go to sleep Actions speak louder than words Believe what people do and not what they say A perfect storm The worst possible situation Break a leg Good luck Cost an arm and a leg Something extremely expensive Let the cat out of the bag. To reveal a secret or surprise Hit the nail on the head To do something right Lend a hand To help Don't judge a book by its cover Don’t judge by appearances Cold feet To be nervous or to have doubt When pigs fly Something that will never happen Time flies Time passes fast Pull someone’s leg To joke or prank someone Spill the beans To tell information or a secret Couch potato To spend a lot of time sitting down watching TV On cloud nine. To be extremely happy Give the cold shoulder. To ignore someone Heart of gold To be a good and kind person