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