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  • What the meaning of this idiom: "to hang in there"?
    keep going, not give up
  • What the meaning of this idiom: "to go to pieces"?
    to get upset (and not work normally)
  • What the meaning of this idiom: "When it rains, it pours"?
    Everything is going wrong at once
  • What the meaning of this idiom: "rain cats and dogs"?
    to rain very heavily
  • What the meaning of this idiom: "piece of cake"?
    very easy to do or accomplish
  • What the meaning of this idiom: "It's not rocket science"?
    It's easy; it's not complicated
  • What the meaning of this idiom: "to keep it up"?
    to continue in the same way
  • What the meaning of this idiom: "to get wound up"?
    get upset and annoyed
  • What the meaning of this idiom: "hold your horses"?
    wait a minute; be patient
  • What's the meaning of this idiom: "Like a fish out of water"?
    very uncomfortable
  • What the meaning of this idiom: "couch potato"?
    A person who doesn't lead an active life and would rather stay on the couch, watching TV.
  • What the meaning of this idiom: "to stress someone out"?
    to make someone feel stressed/upset
  • What the meaning of this idiom: "out of the blue"?
    randomly or unexpectedly
  • What the meaning of this idiom: "to kick the bucket"?
    to die
  • What the meaning of this idiom: "to have mixed feelings"?
    be pleased and not pleased about something at the same time
  • What the meaning of this idiom: "a bundle of nerves"?
    very nervous
  • What the meaning of this idiom: "Break a leg"?
    Good luck
  • What the meaning of this idiom: "To compare apples to oranges"?
    To compare two things that can't be compared