Idioms Flashcards
To be easy to understand or transparent, without secrets or hidden motives.
She is so candid and doesn’t conceal any thoughts or feelings. I can say that she is _______
Be an open book
To be extremely pleasant or enjoyable to hear. This phrase is used metaphorically to describe something that brings great joy or satisfaction.
This announcement was ________, I had expected for it for months
Be music to one’s ear
To behave or act according to someone else’s wishes or commands, often implying subservience or obedience to another’s authority or influence.
As a teacher pet, she always _______
To dance to someone’s tune
To confront or accept the consequences of one’s actions, especially in a difficult or unpleasant situation. This phrase suggests taking responsibility for one’s actions, regardless of the outcome.
He _______ of his past decisions
Face the music
To be deeply engrossed in reading, usually implying a strong interest in literature or study. This phrase suggests intense focus and absorption in reading material.
He has _____
To have one’s head buried in a book
To have perfected or mastered a skill or activity to the point of great proficiency or expertise.
I am mom of three, I _____ skill of lunch-making ________
Have smth down to a fine art
To behave in a way that is not genuine or authentic, often to deceive or manipulate others. This phrase suggests pretending or feigning emotions or characteristics for a particular purpose or effect.
He has been _____ in oreder to make them to approve his proposal
Put on an act
To attract the most attention or praise in a performance or event, often by outshining others or delivering an exceptionally impressive performance.
She _______ wearing that shiny dress on her graduation ceremony
Steal the show
To form an opinion about smb/smth based on outward appearance
He _______ and regret about seven times
Judge a book by its cover
