Adjectives
adjective meaning very old.
ancient.
idiom meaning to study hard.
hit the books.
Idiom meaning very easy.
a piece of cake/ like falling of a log.
phrasal verb meaning to move backwards.
back away
phrasal verb meaning register at a hotel
check in
adjective meaning a hot, humid country with a lot of vegetation.
tropical.
idiom meaning very expensive.
cost an arm and a leg.
idiom meaning something you don't like
not my cup of tea
phrasal verb meaning faint.
black out.
phrasal verb meaning fall asleep.
nod off.
adjective meaning far away and isolated.
remote
idiom meaning to be very happy.
on cloud nine.
idiom meaning someone who is good with plants
have a green thumb
phrasal verb meaning to meet a friend accidentally.
run into
phrasal verb meaning to raise a child.
bring up
adjective meaning a place across the sea.
overseas
idiom meaning something very common.
a dime a dozen.
Idiom meaning to understand
wrap your head around
phrasal verb meaning to refuse an offer.
turn down.
phrasal verb meaning to last longer than expected.
drag on
adjective meaning to pay for a temporary use of something.
rental
idiom meaning rarely.
once in a blue moon.
idiom meaning the latest technology.
cutting edge.
phrasal verb meaning plans did not happen
fall through
phrasal verb meaning to participate.
join in