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  • go the extra mile
    to take an extra effort
  • either feast or famine
    either too much or too little of something
  • had someone's eye on
    watch someone very carefully
  • My eyes were bigger than my stomach
    wanting or taking more food than one can eat
  • Speak of the devil
    means that the person you are just talking about actually appears at that moment
  • hang in there
    don't give up
  • get it off my chest
    tell something that has been bothering you
  • put my foot in my mouth
    to say or do something embarrassing
  • better late than never
    better to arrive late than not to come at all
  • against the clock
    rushed and short on time
  • to feel under the weather
    not feeling very well
  • did not have a leg to stand on
    to be in a situation in which you cannot prove something
  • lose my head
    to become very angry
  • add fuel to the fire
    make a bad situation worse than it is
  • up to my ears in
    to be very busy with something
  • a piece of cake
    means something is very easy
  • icing on the cake
    when something goes well and then another good thing happens
  • butterflies in my stomach
    feel nervous
  • let someone off the hook
    to allow someone, who have been caught, to not be punished
  • cost an arm and a leg
    was very expensive
  • spill the beans
    reveal a secret
  • got cold feet
    became too nervous to go through with something
  • couch potato
    a lazy person who watches television all day
  • out of a limb
    put yourself in a tough position to support someone
  • on pins and needles
    very nervous, especially while waiting for something
  • no pain no gain
    means you have to work hard to get something you want