Lengua IV - Body Idioms | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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You have to hand it to sb

you have to admire and respect sb

With an eye to

in order to (N or ING form)

I couldn't keep a straight face

I couldn't stop laughing

Sth happens right under sb's nose

when someone does not notice something happening right intront of them

To get sth off your chest

to say sth that has been worrying you

To get up sb's nose

to annoy sb

To get cold feet

to suddenly not feel brave enough

To think on your feet

to be able to give good answers to unexpected questions

To give sb a hand with sth

to help sb do sth

At the foot of

at the bottom of sth

To head home

to leave somewhere to go home

To fall head over heels in love (with sb)

to fall madly in love

I can't put my finger on

to know that something is wrong but unable to identify it.

To foot the bill

to pay the bill unwillingly

To put your foot down

to become strict

To set your heart on something

to really want sth

To have something on the brain

to be obsessed by sth

To face a team

to play against another team

To keep an eye on sth/sb

to look after sb/sth

To be glad to see the back of sb/sth

to be happy when sb leaves o sth is finished

Sth is on its last legs

in very bad conditions

A pain in the neck

a very annoying person, thing or task.

To make/lose money over fist

to rapidly make or lose large sums of money

Off the top of one's head

information given immediately without full knowledge of the facts

To cost an arm and a leg

to be very expensive

To cry your eyes out

to cry a lot

To set eyes on somebody

to see sb for the first time

I would give my right arm to

I would really like to

To have/give sb a head start

To have/give sb an advantage over a competitor or people

It's written all over your face

to show with expressions how you feel

To stick your nose into other ppl's business/affairs

to interfere in a situation that doesn't concern you

To pull sb's leg

to play a joke on sb on purpose

To have your eyes on sth

to see something that you want to have

To learn to stand on one's own 2 feet

to learn not to depend on others

To know a place like the back of your hand

to know it by heart

In the eyes of the law

legally, according to the laws of the land

I don't know off-hand

I can't tell until I have checked first