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Most common English idioms (1)

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  • Cut to the chase
    To get directly to the point when speaking, to not give unnecessary detail.
  • Call it a day
    To stop working on something.
  • Couldn't care less
    To show indifference to something or a total lack of interest.
  • Cut a long story short
    To get to the point, to not include unnecessary detail.
  • Better late than never
    It’s better to do something late than not at all.
  • Cost an arm and a leg
    When something is very expensive.
  • Couch potato
    A lazy person who doesn’t do much exercise and spends a lot of time on the sofa watching television.