Common English Idioms: Meanings

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Common English Idioms: Meanings


Common English Idioms: MeaningsVersion en ligne Idioms and meanings par Yulieen Baloy 1 Better late than never It is better to arrive late than to never arrive at all 2 It’s not rocket science An activity is easy to understand 3 Make a long story short To explain something quickly or to summarize 4 No pain, no gain You must work hard to succeed 5 Time flies when you’re having fun It feels like time moves more quickly when you’re doing something you enjoy 6 That ship has sailed It is too late 7 Kill two birds with one stone Accomplish two tasks with one action 8 You can’t judge a book by its cover Don’t make judgments based on someone’s appearance 9 Barking up the wrong tree Looking for something in the wrong place 10 Bite off more than you can chew Take on more work than you can handle 11 Ignorance is bliss Sometimes you’re better off not knowing something 12 Live and learn To make mistakes and learn from them 13 Rain on my parade To ruin a good thing for someone 14 In the heat of the moment Overwhelmed by a situation 15 There are plenty of fish in the sea There are many other opportunities available 16 Back to the drawing board Start over 17 Hang in there Don’t give up 18 So far, so good The situation has been good and continues to be good 19 The best of both worlds Benefits from two different things at the same time 20 See eye to eye To agree 21 When pigs fly Something that will never happen 22 To cost an arm and a leg To be very expensive 23 To cut corners To finish something quickly without following standard procedures 24 Add insult to injury Make a bad situation even worse 25 Hit the nail on the head Get something exactly right 26 Throw caution to the wind Take a risk 27 Beat around the bush Avoid saying what you actually mean 28 Break a leg Good luck 29 Call it a day Stop working 30 Get out of hand Get out of control 31 On cloud nine Very happy 32 Under the weather Sick or ill 33 Speak of the devil When someone you were just talking about arrives 34 Once in a blue moon Very rarely 35 A piece of cake Easy

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Common English Idioms: MeaningsVersion en ligne

par Yulieen Baloy

Better late than never

It’s not rocket science

Make a long story short

No pain, no gain

Time flies when you’re having fun

That ship has sailed

Kill two birds with one stone

You can’t judge a book by its cover

Barking up the wrong tree

Bite off more than you can chew

Ignorance is bliss

Live and learn

Rain on my parade

In the heat of the moment

There are plenty of fish in the sea

Back to the drawing board

Hang in there

So far, so good

The best of both worlds

See eye to eye

When pigs fly

To cost an arm and a leg

To cut corners

Add insult to injury

Hit the nail on the head

Throw caution to the wind

Beat around the bush

Break a leg

Call it a day

Get out of hand

On cloud nine

Under the weather

Speak of the devil

Once in a blue moon

A piece of cake