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Idioms part 2

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  • Sleep on it
    To think about something for a while before making a decision.
  • Get over something
    it means that you’ve gotten over an experience or illness, you no longer worry about it and it no longer affects you in a negative way.
  • Easier said than done
    Not as easy as it appears to be.
  • Go down in flames
    To fail suddenly and spectacularly.
  • Every cloud has a silver lining
    You can find good in every bad situation.
  • To add insult to injury
    to treat someone badly and make them feel worse after you have already hurt or upset them in another way.
  • to have an axe to grind
    to do or say something because this person has a strong personal reason or motive to do this
  • To put on airs
    You try to impress others by behaving as though you are more important, polite, or special than ordinary people.
  • to avoid (something/somebodoy) like the plague
    to be very careful never to see or come near something or someone because they are dangerous or unpleasant, or because you are frightened or embarrassed
  • Once in a blue moon
    Rarely.
  • Draw the line
    To stop; to know the point where something goes from okay to not okay.
  • To add fuel to the fire
    it is something that makes a bad situation or argument worse
  • All fingers and thumbs
    to be very clumsy and cannot hold things or do things properly with your hands
  • under the weather
    you’re not your usual self and could be feeling a little sick
  • To go cold turkey
    to suddenly quit or stop addictive or dangerous behavior such as smoking or drinking alcohol
  • To be walking or floating on air
    this person is feeling extremely happy.
  • Fish out of water
    To be out of place.
  • to get the axe
    to lose your job, or to stop giving money to something (government or organisation) and it comes to an end as a result
  • A taste of your own medicine
    Bad treatment deservedly received for treating other people badly
  • Cut someone some slack
    To not judge someone too harshly.
  • Finding a needle in a haystack
    Virtually impossible to find.
  • not all fun and games
    it is not always an easy or enjoyable situation
  • Straight from the horse’s mouth
    Directly from the person involved.
  • To hit the books
    to study
  • The apple of one's eye
    someone you love best and are very proud of
  • Pull yourself together
    Calm down and behave normally.
  • By the skin of your teeth
    To just barely get by or make it.
  • To ask for the moon
    to ask for something that you cannot possibly get
  • Go the extra mile
    To make an extra effort.