Learn the 100 Most Common Idioms in 30 Minutes with examples
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teach you 100 of the most common English
idioms with definitions and examples of
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number one is a blessing in disguise a
blessing in disguise
this means a good thing that seemed bad
at first
for example losing that job was a
blessing in disguise losing that job was
a blessing in disguise
next a picture is worth a thousand words
a picture is worth a thousand words this
means that a picture tells a story just
as well as if not better than written
words for example please could you
sketch out a floor plan a picture is
worth a thousand words please could you
sketch out a floor plan a picture is
worth a thousand words number three you
might have heard this one before
it’s a piece of cake a piece of cake and
this means really easy for example that
exam was a piece of cake that exam was a
piece of cake number four is actions
speak louder than words actions speak
louder than words and this means that
what somebody actually does means more
than what they say they will do an
example I’m going to wait for him to
show me he loves me because actions
speak louder than words I’m going to
wait for him to show me he loves me
because actions speak louder than words
next we have add insult to injury add
insult to injury this means to act in a
way that makes a bad situation worse for
example I was late and to add insult to
injury I forgot my keys I was late and
to add insult to injury I forgot my keys
number six this is really common it’s
there’s cheapest chips
it’s cheapest chips and this means
really cheap for example don’t worry
about pay me back
they were as cheap as chips don’t worry
about paying me back they were as cheap
as chips number seven is barking up the
wrong tree barking up the wrong tree
this means to be wrong a
the way to achieve something or the
reason for something an example I think
you’re barking up the wrong tree rather
than reading the text book
cover-to-cover you should try the SQ RRR
method if you want to know more about
that then you should see my study it’s
smart not hard video number eight is
beat around the bush beat around the
bush this means to avoid saying what you
mean usually because it’s uncomfortable
for example I’m not going to beat around
the bush I hate your boyfriend I’m not
going to beat around the bush I hate
your boyfriend number nine is better
late than never better late than never
this means that it’s better to arrive or
do something later than expected than to
not arrive or not do something at all
for example wow she finally turned up
better late than never
it’s often used sarcastically wow she
finally turned up better late than never
number ten bite off more than you can
chew bite off more than you can chew
this means to try to do something that
is too difficult or too much for you an
example I have bitten off more than I
can chew with this 100 idioms video I
have bitten off more than I can chew
with this 100 idioms video number 11 is
bite the bullet bite the bullet this
means to force yourself to do something
unpleasant or difficult or to be brave
in a difficult situation for example I’m
going to bite the bullet and quit my job
I’m going to bite the bullet and quit my
job number 12 is break a leg break a leg
and this means believe it or not good
luck it’s often what we say to actors as
they are going onstage for example break
a leg tonight you’re an amazing actor
break a leg tonight you’re an amazing
actor number 13 is break the ice break
the ice this means to make people who
have not met each other before feel more
relaxed and comfortable
for example I’ve organized a fun game to
help us all break the ice I’ve organized
a fun game to
help us all break the ice I hate that in
classes when we have to break the ice
and introduce ourselves I’m too British
for that number 14 incredibly common
this one to call it a day call it a day
this means to stop what you were doing
because you either think you’ve done
enough or you don’t want to do anymore
for example I’m exhausted I think I’m
gonna call it a day
I’m exhausted I think I’m gonna call it
a day
I think I’m gonna stop now number 15 is
cost an arm and a leg cost an arm and a
leg this means to be very expensive for
example that coat looks like it cost you
an arm and a leg that coat looks like it
cost you an arm and a leg number 16 is
cut corners cut corners and this means
to do something in the fastest easiest
or cheapest way an example this report
is of poor quality I think the author
may have cut some corners this report is
a poor quality I think the author may
have cut some corners number 17 is cut
somebody at some slack
cut somebody some slack this means to
give somebody additional freedom for
example because it was the last day of
class the teachers cut the students some
slack because it was the last day of
class the teachers cut the students some
slack number 18 is don’t give up the day
job don’t give up the day job and this
is used for telling somebody that you
don’t think that they’re very good at
something for example your drum solo was
very entertaining but don’t give up the
day job your drum solo was very
entertaining but don’t give up the day
job number 19 is to put all of your eggs
in one basket put all of your eggs in
one basket and this means to depend for
success on a single person or plan for
example I’m applying for several jobs
because I don’t want to put all of my
eggs in one basket
I’m applying for several jobs because I
don’t want to put all of my eggs in one
basket number 20 is easy does it easy
does it and this is used to tell someone
too
do something carefully and slowly for
example easy does it
don’t spill that paint easy does it
don’t spill that paint number 21 is my
favorite it is every cloud has a silver
lining every cloud has a silver lining
and this means that every negative has a
positive for example every cloud has a
silver lining
after being made redundant I found my
dream job every cloud has a silver
lining after being made redundant I
found my dream job number 22 is to get a
taste of your own medicine to get a
taste of your own medicine and this is
to get treated the way you’ve been
treating other people an example the
nasty prison warden got a taste of his
own medicine when he was thrown in jail
and nasty prison warden got a taste of
his own medicine
when he got thrown in jail number 23 is
get out of hand to get out of hand and
this means to become difficult to
control for example over Christmas our
spending got a little out of hand over
Christmas are spending got a little out
of hand
number 24 is to get something out of
your system to get something out of your
system this means to get rid of a wish
or emotion especially a negative one by
allowing yourself to express it for
example I went and bought that dress I
was thinking about all day I had to get
it out of my system I went and bought
that dress I was thinking about all day
I had to get it out of my system
my mummy who’s this a lot when she buys
things we say why did you get that she
says I had to get it out my system it’s
a good excuse number 25 is to get your
act together get your act together
this means to start to organize yourself
so that you do things in an effective
way for example my desk is a complete
mess I need to get my act together my
desk is a complete mess I need to get my
act together true story
number 26 to give someone the benefit of
the doubt to give someone the benefit of
the doubt this means to decide that you
will believe someone even if you’re not
sure that what they’re saying is true
for example she said that she was late
because
train was canceled and we gave her the
benefit of the doubt she said that she
was late because her train was cancelled
and we gave her the benefit of the doubt
number 27 is to give someone the cold
shoulder to give someone the cold
shoulder and this means to ignore
someone an example I think Sally is
giving me the cold shoulder
I think Sally is giving me the cold
shoulder number 28 is to go back to the
drawing board to go back to the drawing
board this means to start planning
something again because the first plan
failed for example well that didn’t work
let’s go back to the drawing board well
that didn’t work let’s go back to the
drawing board number 29 is good things
come to those who wait good things come
to those who wait I say that to my dog a
lot it means be patient be patient for
example stop rushing me good things come
to those who wait stop rushing me good
things come to those who wait
number 30 is hang in there hang in there
and this is said as a way to tell people
to not give up hope even through
difficulties for example final exams are
tough but hang in there and it will be
okay
final exams are tough but hang in there
and it’ll be okay number 31 is to hit
the nail on the head to hit the nail on
the head and this means to get something
exactly right for example you’ve hit the
nail on the head that is the route we
should have taken you’ve hit the nail on
the head that is the route we should
have taken number 32 is to hit the sack
to hit the sack
this means to go to bed for example oh
I’m tired do you mind if I hit the sack
I’m tired do you mind if I hit the sack
number 33 is ignorance is bliss
ignorance is bliss and this means you’re
better off not knowing for example I
could ask my boss if she’s planning to
fire me but ignorant is bliss I could
ask my boss if she’s planning to fire me
but ignorance is
I’m better off not knowing number 34 is
in a nutshell in a nutshell and this
means in the fewest words possible for
example in a nutshell everything went
wrong in a nutshell everything went
wrong number 35 is it takes one to know
one
it takes one to know one and this means
you’re just as bad as I am you are just
as bad as I am for example if someone
says to me you’re such a gossip I could
respond with when it takes one to know
one
number 36 is it’s not rocket science
it’s not rocket science and this is used
to say that you don’t think something is
very difficult or hard to understand for
example I don’t understand why you can’t
work out how to use the washing machine
it’s not rocket science
I don’t understand how you can’t work
out how to use the washing machine it’s
not rocket science
number 37 is to jump on the bandwagon to
jump on the bandwagon and this means to
join an activity trend or opinion that
has become popular for example I’ve
jumped on the bandwagon and downloaded
fortnight I’ve jumped on the bandwagon
and downloaded fortnight I haven’t I
don’t have time but I’m sure it’s really
fun now a 38 is to keep one’s chin up to
keep one’s chin up and this means to
keep one’s spirits high to keep happy
and positive for example I’m trying to
keep my chin up after receiving that
rejection letter I’m trying to keep my
chin up after receiving that rejection
letter number 39 is to kill two birds
with one stone to kill two birds with
one stone this means to get two things
done with a single action for example we
could kill two birds with one stone by
stopping off at the bakery on the way
back from the butchers we could kill two
birds with one stone by stopping off at
the bakery on the way back from the
butchers we could get two tasks
accomplished in one trip number 40 is to
leave no stone unturned to leave no
stone unturned this means to try every
possible course of action in order to
get something done
he left no stone unturned in his search
for his natural mother
he left no stone unturned in his search
for his natural mother number 41 is to
let sleeping dogs lie to let sleeping
dogs lie this means to leave a situation
as it is in order to not make it worse
for example I think we should let
sleeping dogs lie and avoid confronting
her about her issues I think we should
let sleeping dogs lie and avoid
confronting her about her issues number
42 is to let someone off the hook to let
someone off the hook this means to allow
someone to go unpunished to allow
someone to go unpunished
for example this is the third time
you’ve been caught speeding and I don’t
think they’re going to let you off the
hook this is the third time you’ve been
caught speeding and I don’t think
they’re going to let you off the hook
number 43 is to let the cat out of the
bag to let the cat out of the bag this
means to reveal a secret for example
don’t let the cat out of the bag because
the party is meant to be a surprise
don’t let the cat out of the bag because
the party is meant to be a surprise
number 44 is to make a long story short
to make a long story short this is very
similar to in a nutshell it’s used to
indicate that you are providing just
basic facts and information in order to
reduce the length of a story for example
to make a long story short I canceled
the party because of financial problems
to make a long story short I canceled
the party because of financial problems
number 45 is to miss the boat to miss
the boat and this means to be too slow
to take advantage of an opportunity for
example I waited too long for the house
prices to drop and I missed the boat I
waited too long for the house prices to
drop and I missed the boat number 46 is
neck of the wood neck of the wood and
this either means the area where someone
comes from or the area where you are for
example I’m surprised to see you in this
neck of the woods I’m surprised to see
you in this neck of the woods in this
area number 47 is no pain no gain
pain no gain this is often used to talk
about exercise it means that suffering
is necessary in order to achieve
something for example I’ve been going to
the gym twice day and my muscles ache
but no pain no gain I’ve been going to
the gym twice a day and my muscles ache
but no pain no gain number 48 is not
one’s cup of tea not one’s cup of tea
this one is very British this means that
someone doesn’t like or isn’t interested
in something for example I’m sorry but
line dancing really isn’t my cup of tea
I’m sorry but line dancing really isn’t
my cup of tea
number 49 is off the top of one’s head
off the top of one’s head this means
from memory without a lot of thought or
consideration for example off the top of
my head I think she’s been engaged five
times off the top of my head I think
she’s been engaged five times number 50
is on the ball on the ball and this
means alert new ideas methods and trends
or it can also mean very organised for
example I like hanging out with younger
people it keeps me on the ball I like
hanging out with younger people it keeps
me on the ball number 51 is on thin ice
on thin ice and this means on probation
if you make another mistake there will
be consequences for example I’m on thin
ice after my behavior at the office
party I’m on thin ice after my behavior
at the office party you can hear more
about that in my stop saying sorry video
link below
number 52 is once in a blue moon once in
a blue moon
and this means rarely very infrequently
for example I only go to the cinema once
in a blue moon but when I do go I really
enjoy it I only go to the cinema once in
a blue moon but when I do go I really
enjoy it number 53 is out of someone’s
league out of someone’s league and this
means too good or too expensive for
someone for example my crush is
completely out of my league my crush is
completely out of my league number 54 is
to play devil’s advocate to play
devil’s advocate this means to argue the
opposite just for the sake of an
argument
we often say I don’t want to play
devil’s advocate because we’re saying I
don’t want to just argue for the sake of
arguing but I have a differing opinion
for example I don’t want to play devil’s
advocate but are you really going out
dressed like that
number 55 is to play something by ear to
play something by ear and this means to
plan something in an improvised way so
you decide as you are going along for
example instead of booking a table this
weekend shall we just play it by ear
shall we just see what happens number 56
is to pull someone’s leg to pull
someone’s leg this means to playfully
deceive someone or to tease someone for
example are you actually leaving your
job or are you just pulling my leg are
you actually leaving your job or are you
just pulling my leg number 57 this is
what my mother said to me this morning
pull yourself together pull yourself
together
and this means recover control of your
emotions as being a bit emotional this
morning and my mom told me to pull
myself together and I did and now I’m
filming for example I need to pull
myself together and stop crying I need
to pull myself together and stop crying
number 58 is to rain on someone’s parade
to rain on someone’s parade and this
means to spoil something to spoil
something for example I don’t want to
rain on your parade but I think you’ve
made a huge mistake in your thesis I
don’t want to rain on your parade but I
think you’ve made a huge mistake in your
thesis number 59 is to rock the boat to
rock the boat and this means to do or
say something that could cause a problem
or disturbance for example the team is
getting on really well at the moment so
let’s not rock the boat the team is
getting on really well at the moment so
let’s not rock the boat number 60 is to
save something for a rainy day to save
something for a rainy day and this means
to save something usually money for when
you need it for example I think you
should save that bonus for a rainy day I
think you should save that bonus for a
rainy day
number 61 is to see eye to eye
to see eye-to-eye this means to agree
for example I really don’t see eye to
eye with my grandma I really don’t see
eye to eye with my grandma number
sixty-two is to shed light on something
to shed light on something this means to
reveal information about or to clarify
something for example please could you
shed some light on your absence
yesterday please could you shed some
light on your absence yesterday number
63 is to sit on the fence to sit on the
fence we often also say to be on the
fence of like I’m on the fence and this
means to avoid making a decision or
choice for example I’m sitting on the
fence I really can’t choose between
these two adorable puppies this happened
to me in real life I had to choose
between my dog Diego and another puppy
and hardest decision of my life
what obviously had quite an easy life
number 64 is to sit tight to sit tight
and this means to refrain from taking
action or changing one’s mind
for example the estate agent advised us
to sit tight and neither buy nor sell
the estate agent advised us to sit tight
and neither buy nor style number 65 is
to smell a rat to smell a rat and this
means to begin to suspect trickery or
deception for example when she passed
away investigators were called in and
soon smelled a rat when she passed away
investigators were called in and soon
smelt a rat number 66 is so far so good
so far so good and this is used to say
that something usually a plan or a
project has been progressing well with
no problems and this is up until the
present so if someone asks me how’s the
new job I could say so far so good until
this very moment there hasn’t been
anything problematic number 67 is
someone wouldn’t be caught dead someone
wouldn’t be caught dead and this means
that someone dislikes something very
much for example I wouldn’t be caught
dead in a dress like that I hate that
dress I wouldn’t be seen dead in it
caught or seen dead number 68 is
someone’s heart is in the right place
someone’s
is in the right place this means that
someone only has good intentions for
example he’s very strict with his
students but his heart is in the right
place he’s very strict with his students
but his heart is in the right place
number 69 is someone’s jaw drops
someone’s jaw drops and this means that
someone is very surprised for example
when I saw him in his suit my jaw
dropped when I saw him in his suit my
jaw dropped I was very surprised number
70 is someone’s pride and joy
someone’s pride and joy this means a
person or a thing that gives someone a
lot of satisfaction and happiness for
example her vegetable garden is her
pride and joy her vegetable garden is
her pride and joy number 71 is someone’s
true colors someone’s true colors and
this means the kind of person someone
really is rather than what they appear
to be so if you show your true colors
you show how you really are rather than
how you appear for example I thought he
was really nice and then he was rude to
the waiter and showed his true colors I
thought he was really nice but then he
was rude to the waiter and showed his
true colors that’s one of my pet hates
when someone is rude to waiters I know a
lot of people like that actually it
really grinds my gears it’s another one
it means it annoys me number 72 is
something rings a bell if something
rings a bell
this means that something is familiar or
you have heard something before for
example I don’t know him personally but
the name rings a bell I’ve heard that
name before I don’t know him personally
but the name rings a bell number 73 is
speak of the devil
speak of the devil this is said when
somebody appears just after being
mentioned for example Stephanie is so
mean speak of the devil she just liked
my Instagram post stephanie is so mean
speak of the devil she just liked my
Instagram post so mean of her number 74
is to spill the beans
to spill the beans and this means to
give away a secret
or to reveal some gossip for example go
on spill the beans I need to know how
your date went go on spill the beans I
need to know how your date went
number 75 is to steal someone’s thunder
to steal someone’s thunder and this
means to take attention or praise away
from someone else’s accomplishments by
outdoing them with your own for example
she stole my thunder when she announced
her pregnancy at my wedding
she stole my thunder when she announced
her pregnancy at my wedding
number 76 is to stick to one’s guns to
stick to one’s guns this means to refuse
to change your opinions or beliefs about
something for example you need to stick
to your guns and stop listening to what
he says you need to stick to your guns
and stop listening to what he says you
need to stick to what you believe in not
what someone else believes in number 77
is to take something with a pinch of
salt or also a grain of salt that’s used
more in America and this means to not
take something too seriously for example
I think you need to take anything that
Martin says with a pinch of salt I think
you need to take anything that Martin
says with a pinch of salt number 78 is
to take the Mickey to take the Mickey
this means to make fun of to make fun of
for example are you taking the Mickey of
my mum are you taking the Mickey of my
mum it’s often shortened to Mick are you
taking the Mick number 79 is the ball is
in your court the ball is in your court
and this means it’s your decision
for example the ball is in your court
regarding the location of the next event
it’s your decision the ball is in your
court regarding the location of the next
event number 80 is the best of both
worlds the best of both worlds this
describes a situation in which you can
enjoy the advantages of two different
things for example she works in the city
but lives in the countryside so she can
enjoy the best of both worlds she works
in the city but lives in the countryside
so she can enjoy the best of both worlds
number 81 is the best thing since sliced
bread
the best thing since sliced bread and
this means a really great invention for
example the spork is the best thing
since sliced bread the spork is the best
thing since sliced bread the spork is
like a hybrid of a knife a fork and a
spoon all in one my mom uses them for
picnics number 82 is the devil is in the
details the devil is in the details
this means it looks good from afar but
when you look more closely there are
problems for example the illustrations
looked fine at first glance but the
devil is in the details
the illustrations look fine at first
glance but the devil is in the details
number 83 is the early bird gets the
worm the early bird gets the worm and
this means the people who arrive first
will get the best stuff it’s often used
for Black Friday
for example let’s head to the sales at 6
a.m. the early bird gets the worm let’s
head to the sales at 6 a.m. the early
bird gets the worm number 84 is the
elephant in the room the elephant in the
room
this means the big issue the problem
that people are avoiding for example I
think we should address the elephant in
the room
your hideous shoes I think we should
address the elephant in the room your
head issues people were avoiding talking
about them but I have to mention them
they are so ugly number 85 is the last
straw the last straw and this comes from
the straw that broke the camel’s back
but we more commonly say the last straw
and this means the last in a series of
unfortunate events or unpleasant events
that make you feel like you just can’t
continue for example she’s always been
rude to me but it was the last straw
when she started insulting my mother
she’s always been rude to me but it was
the last straw
when she started insulting my mother I
couldn’t accept that any longer
number 86 is there are plenty more fish
in the sea there are plenty more fish in
the sea
this means it’s okay to miss this
opportunity because others will arise
for example just forget about him there
are plenty more fish in the sea just
forget about him
there are plenty
fish in the sea number 87 is theirs
method to someone’s madness there’s
method to someone’s madness and this
means that someone appears crazy but
actually they have a plan for example my
bedroom may seem messy but there’s
method to my madness my bedroom may seem
messy but there is method to my madness
man number 88
is there is no such thing as a free
lunch there is no such thing as a free
lunch
this means that nothing is entirely free
there is always a reason behind
something for example I wonder what he
wants from me there’s no such thing as a
free lunch I wonder what he wants from
me there is no such thing as a free
lunch
number 89 is through thick and thin
through thick and thin anyone who
struggles with the sound will struggle
with that sentence this means under all
circumstances no matter how difficult
for example he’s stuck with her through
thick and thin he’s stuck with her
through thick and thin number 90 is to
throw caution to the wind to throw
caution to the wind and this means to
take a risk for example I think you
should throw caution to the wind and go
on that date I think you should throw
caution to the wind and go on that date
take that risk
number 91 is to make matters worse to
make matters worse this is similar to to
add insult to injury this means with the
result that a bad situation is made
worse for example she accidentally sent
a romantic message to her family what’s
that group and to make matters worse it
included a picture this has happened to
someone I know very embarrassing number
92 is to twist someone’s arm to twist
someone’s arm this means to convince
someone to do what you want for example
I didn’t want to go out tonight but
félicité twisted my arm I didn’t want to
go out tonight but félicité twisted my
arm she convinced me number 93 is under
the weather under the weather and this
means slightly unwell or low and
spirits for example I don’t think I’ll
come tonight because I’m feeling a bit
under the weather I don’t think I’ll
come tonight because I’m feeling a bit
under the weather number 94 is up in the
air up in the air and this means still
to be settled or unresolved for example
the fate of our house purchase is still
up in the air the fate of our house
purchase is still up in the air number
95 is we’ll cross that bridge when we
come to it we’ll cross that bridge when
we come to it this is an expression that
means you won’t worry about a future
problem that could arise but if it does
happen then you’ll deal with it for
example don’t worry about the car
breaking down we’ll cross that bridge
when we come to it don’t worry about the
car breaking down we’ll cross that
bridge when we come to it number 96 is
to wrap your head around something to
wrap your head around something and this
means to find a way to understand or
accept something for example I still
can’t wrap my head around why she would
do that I still can’t wrap my head
around why she would do that I can’t
understand it or accept it number 97 is
you can say that again
you can say that again this is used to
express emphatic agreement I agree you
can say that again
so if someone says to me the weather has
been terrible
I as a true Brit will say you can say
that again
and then if they didn’t understand me
they might say again and you don’t need
to you don’t need to say anything again
if someone says you can say number 98 is
you can’t have your cake and eat it too
you can’t have your cake and eat it too
this means you can’t have everything for
example you need to choose between the
two options you can’t have your cake and
eat it too you need to choose between
the two options you can’t have your cake
and eat it too
number 99 is you can’t judge a book by
it’s cover you can’t judge a book by its
cover and that means don’t judge what’s
on the outside for example she may look
scruffy but you can’t judge a book by
it’s cover she may look scruffy but you
can’t judge a book by its cover and
number 100 is you live in you learn you
live in you learn this is a nice
way of saying you learn from your
mistakes you learn from your mistakes
for example I know I failed that
interview but you live and you learn
I know I failed that interview but you
live and you learn right that’s it for
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