Idioms 1

This is a humorous way of saying that it's raining very heavily.

This means that something is very easy or simple.

This is used to wish someone good luck, especially before a performance or an important event.

If someone is doing something correctly or making progress, they are "on the right track."

When something is very expensive, you can say it "costs an arm and a leg."

If someone is feeling sick or not well, they can say they are "under the weather."

When people have the same understanding or agreement about something, they are "on the same page.

"To "bite the bullet" means to face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage.

When you're nervous or anxious, you might feel "butterflies in your stomach."

When someone is studying or doing their homework, they can say they are "hitting the books."