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  • Feeling under the weather
    Not feeling well, feeling sick or not yourself
  • Every cloud has a silver lining
    Something good will come out a bad situation
  • Once in a blue moon
    Something that rarely happens or doesn't happen often
  • "To be a piece of cake" means:
    to be very delicious
    to be very difficult
    to be very easy
  • The ball is in your court
    The decision or choice is yours
  • "To break a leg" means:
    to have a serious injury
    to wish someone good luck before a performance
    to fall down and hurt oneself
  • That costs an arm and a leg
    It's very expensive, costs a lot of money
  • "To break the ice" means:
    to be cold-hearted
    to fall through thin ice
    to start a conversation in a formal setting
  • Let's break the ice
    Start a conversation or say something in a social setting
  • They got cold feet
    They are feeling nervous
  • I am all ears
    You have their attention, they are listening to you