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"to beat around the bush" means
 
to avoid talking about something
 
to take a long time do something
 
to show disagreement about something
"to be under the weather" means
 
to be ill
 
to be strong
 
to be sad
"to pull someone's leg" means
 
to fool someone
 
to make someone uncomfortable or anxious
 
to make someone happy about something
"to be left out in the cold" means
 
to be excluded
 
to be alone
 
to be freezing
"to give the green light" means
 
to allow something
 
to forbid something
 
to like something
"Once in a blue moon" means
 
rarely
 
usually
 
never
"to take the plunge" means
 
to commit to a decision (often one that makes you nervous)
 
to fall down (from a very high place)
 
to make a choice (especially between two similar options)
Break a leg!
 
Good luck!
 
Well done!
 
Have fun!
"to put your feet up" means
 
to relax
 
to be tired
 
to be clumsy
"to be on the ball" means
 
to be alert
 
to be on the top
 
to be funny
"as clear as mud" means
 
something confusing
 
something brown
 
something obvious
"to get cold feet" means
 
to change your mind about something because you are nervous
 
suddenly change your emotion eg. from happy to sad
 
o be anxious about something
"to cost an arm and a leg" means
 
something expensive
 
something cheap
 
something of low quality
It rings a bell!
 
something sounds familiar
 
I want to get attention
 
It makes a lot of noise
"a piece of cake" describes something
 
very easy
 
very sweet
 
very fun
"to skate on thin ice" means
 
to be in a risky situation
 
to do something challenging
 
not to like something you have to do
"to speak of the devil" means that
 
the person who you were talking about unexpectedly arrives
 
you have an uncomfortable conversation
 
you talk about a person you don't like
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