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Idioms from the Heart

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    Heart Idioms
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  • You promise to be my friend? Cross your heart and hope to die?
    promising that what he or she is saying is true
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  • You saved my life! I thank you from the bottom of my heart.
    I am telling you the truth.
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  • The sight of the elderly couple holding hands while walking just tugged at my heartstrings.
    made me feel sad or sentimental
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  • She poured her heart out to us. She’s going through a lot right now
    She told us how she was really feeling without holding anything back.
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  • He wore his heart on his sleeves when he talked about his sick brother.
    It was obvious how he was feeling. You could see it on his face.
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  • My grandmother is young at heart. She loves running on the beach, sky diving, and snorkeling.
    Eventhough she is old she likes to do things young people do.
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  • I had a heart-to-heart talk with my mom last night about what I want to be when I grow up.
    a talk about serious things
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  • Marc’s grandmother had a heart of gold. She was always happy to see him and treated him really well.
    very kind
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  • After his dog died, he went to school with a heavy heart.
    very sad and upset
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  • I know my speech by heart. I went over and over it until I knew it word for word.
    to memorize or know all the words without help
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  • I am the apple of my mother’s eye.
    very special, the most important person
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  • I fell head over heels in love with my new puppy.
    completely and hopelessly in love
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  • Kevin messes up sometimes, but his heart’s in the right place.
    He tries to do the right thing, he wants to do good.
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  • When I was 6 year’s old I told my dad that I had a girlfriend. He told me that I was too young and it was just puppy love.
    liking someone when you are young that isn't thought to last
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  • I fell in love with my new puppy.
    to fell in love with someone
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  • My heart was in my mouth when I reached the top of the roller coaster.
    To be extremely frightened about something.
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