Memory American Idioms-PeopleVersion en ligne Match the idioms for different kinds of people with their definitions. par Connect Lampung fish out of water eager beaver a chip off the old block a person who knows at least a little bit about a lot of different subjects or activities white-collar worker to be very much like one's parent or parents a person who is considered important, primarily because the setting is small an office worker blue-collar worker the person of lowest rank bull in a china shop stuffed shirt insensitive to delicate situations, to be so clumsy that one breaks things accidentally apple of one's eye jack of all trades a man who is tiresome, pompous and self-important a person or thing that is precious and often loved above everything else. a person who is uncomfortable in a particular situation big fish in a small pond low man on the totem pole a person who is very excited and enthusiastic about a particular activity an important, powerful, or influential person-usually in business a person who makes a living doing manual labor bigwig