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  • Bite off more than you can chew
    To take on a task that is way too big
  • Let your hair down
    Relax
  • See eye to eye
    agree with someone
  • Beat around the bush
    Avoid answering a question
  • Turn a blind eye
    Pretend not to notice
  • Take a nosedive
    Rapid drop or decrease in value
  • Have a blast
    Enjoy something and have fun
  • Jump on the bandwagon
    Join a popular trend
  • An arm and a leg
    A lot of money
  • Out of the blue
    Happen unexpectedly
  • To wear your heart on your sleeve
    Showing your emotions and making your feelings clear.
  • Hold your horses
    Calm down
  • Raining cats and dogs
    Raining heavily
  • Kill two birds with onestone
    To solve two problems at a time with just one action
  • Once in a blue moon
    Very rarely
  • Eat your heart out
    Be jealous
  • At the drop of a hat
    Immediately
  • Curiosity killed the cat
    Being too curious can get you into trouble
  • Give the benefit of doubt
    Believe someone’s statement without proof
  • Don’t judge a book by its cover
    Don’t judge something by its appearance
  • Take with a grain/pinch ofsalt
    To doubt the accuracy of information
  • Hit the sack / sheets / hay
    To go to bed.
  • It takes two to tango
    Both people involved in a bad situation are responsible for it.