Correct the idiom
put off it
put it off
for once
do something for one time after a period of time not doing something or never doing something
peace/in
in peace
Buckle down
"I really need to buckle down and finally finish my homework before tonight"
do a task with determination
keep below control
keep under control
bite the bullet
make a (most of the time difficult) decision to do something after hesitating
it/skip
skip it!
once in a blue moon
"I only see my friend Kavya once in a blue moon because she lives so far away and the the drive is difficult"
very rarely, not often
hit off
hit it off
go through the trouble of
do something that is difficult or takes time and then have disappointing results
of/control/out
out of control
What a drag!
"The police showed up at the party because the neighbors complained about the noise"
"What a drag!"
too bad, that sucks, that's terrible
have the clue
have a clue
wouldn't be caught dead
not want to do something or be seen with someone because of dislike, fear, or shame
with/up/put
put up with
It dawned on (someone)
"Last night while enjoying my favorite film by myself, it dawned on me what it really meant to be alone but not lonely"
to realize, to suddenly thought of something
be bound against
be bound to
have nothing against, but
have no problem with/negative feelings about something but feel there should be some sort of adjustment
a/sudden/all/of
all of a sudden
be on the edge of one's seat
"I was on the edge of my seat the entire time during that true crime documentary. It was one of the best docs I've ever seen"
to be extremely interested in something