Idioms, Metaphor, Expressions. Amazing Every Day Expressions, Handy

Question 1

Kick the habit

Answer 1

You want to kick this eating habit but it’s kind of hard

Question 2

Give me a hand

Answer 2

To help me

Question 3

Head for sth

Answer 3

To move towards that goal

Question 4

Big-headed

Answer 4

Selfish

Question 5

Shake hands and introduce (literal)

Answer 5

Give hands ( metaphor)

Question 6

To have a good head for sth

Answer 6

Idiom
Pretty talented, good at

Question 7

My hands full

Answer 7

Idiom
Busy

Question 8

Heart of gold

Answer 8

Kind, generous

Question 9

Heart to heart talk

Answer 9

Face to face, friendly talk, honest

Question 10

My heart is in sth
My heart isn’t in sth

Answer 10

Idiom
I don’t enjoy it at all
Do not enjoy it at all
Is your heart in your carrier or major you’ve studied at university
Is your heart in your present major in high school
Is your heart in your business
Great news, you love what you do, it has the best feeling of the world so you are happy.

Question 11

Kick

Answer 11

A football

Question 12

Go up- clim

Answer 12

A ladder

Question 13

March

Answer 13

Like a soldier

Question 14

Whistle

Answer 14

A tune

Question 15

Hug

Answer 15

Someone tight

Question 16

Lick

Answer 16

An icecream

Question 17

Kneel

Answer 17

Down to play

Question 18

Scratch

Answer 18

Your nails

Question 19

Blow

Answer 19

Up a balloon

Question 20

Scratch

Answer 20

As insect bite

Question 21

Clap

Answer 21

Your hands

Question 22

Point

Question 23

Stare

Answer 23

Out of the window

Question 24

Hit

Answer 24

A nail with a hammar

Question 25

Face the fact

Answer 25

Also we have; “ Face the music “ ; it means we need to just see that and face that or “ take in to consideration” or consider that.

Question 26

Putting a brave face

Answer 26

Putting a mask on your face and keep up appearances, this is another way to say that; keep up appearances: to put on the mask on your face and hide the sadness.

Question 27

On it’s last leg

Answer 27

It’s pretty old. It’s kind of old. It’s kind of done. The person has to buy the new one, change it to another one because it’s pretty old

Question 28

Pulling your leg

Question 29

Goes to their heads

Answer 29

When they believe themselves, whey they start to see themselves as kings

Question 30

A sharp tongue

Answer 30

You use your words to hurt the person, you use your words as your swords. Words can appears our hearts. The words are pretty more powerful it depends how you use them Don’t kill me with your sword but not with your words.; Hamlet

Question 31

Finding my feet

Answer 31

Learning on my feet; means: I’m just learning. You start doing sth, you start a new job sor for a first period. You should just find your feet. With your job that’s important to Learn on your feet

Question 32

Cat got your tongue

Answer 32

Can you speak,( cliche)

Question 33

Go the extra mile

Answer 33

Sth is unnecessarily and you go the extra mile to do it

Question 34

Live from hand to mouth

Answer 34

You have money not to die

Question 35

Split hairs

Answer 35

Argue over these usless details; that is split hairs It’s split hairs to argue over these little things, unimporarnt things

Question 36

Butterflies in my stomach

Answer 36

Check / I have a nervous

Question 37

In touch

Answer 37

In communicate

Question 38

Cost an arm and leg

Answer 38

Check/ expensive

Question 39

Cry your heart out

Question 40

Have a big mouth

Answer 40

Check/ Talkative,

Question 41

Keep your chin up

Answer 41

Check/ to stay cheerful and hopeful during difficult times

Question 42

Cry your eyes out

Answer 42

Check/ Cry very hard

Question 43

Cold feet

Answer 43

Check/ to frighten in a bad situation

Question 44

Turn a blind eye

Answer 44

Check/ ignoring the un desirable information

Question 45

Head over heels

Question 46

Sharp eyes

Answer 46

Check/ Keen eyes, tou can watch the things very well

Question 47

Eyes bigger than your stomach

Answer 47

Check/ they are stomach It means you take a lot of food more than you can bare or eat so bigger than your mouth More than you can chew

Question 48

Break a leg

Answer 48

Good luck

Question 49

Kick the teeth

Question 50

Devouring Time, blunt thou the lion’s paws