Idiom 1
Whenever I see an opportunity to party, I feel crazy about it.
Go bananas
Stop messing with me,I'm sick of your jokes.
Pulling someone's leg
You look exhausted, you should go to sleep.
Hit the sack
-How much did you pay?
-Don't ask. It was extremely expensive.
costs an arm and a leg
That catchy jingle from the commercial has been playing in my head all day.
Earworm
I know you're excited to start the project, but let's calm down and make sure we have all the necessary materials first.
Hold your horses
She spent the entire morning trying to prepare for the big presentation, but it was clear she needed a better plan.
Example of: Running around like a headless chicken
I promise this time I will organise everything before the meeting.
Get my ducks in a row
She packed for the camping trip with so many supplies, including three different types of bug repellent and extra pairs of shoes for every possible weather condition.
Everything but the kitchen sink
In the family meeting, everyone was discussing the upcoming vacation plans and sharing their thoughts on destinations, but nobody mentioned the financial strain it might put on the family, everyone just avoided the topic.
Elephant in the room
She finally quit on her social media addiction and found more time for meaningful activities.
Cold turkey
He had this grand vision of building a floating city on the ocean, but it was such an unrealistic and impractical idea that it was almost like dreaming of something that could never be achieved.
Pie in the sky
Every year hundreds of companies bankrupt, leaving its employees in a difficult situation.
Go belly up
His habit of arriving late to meetings always seemed to make his boss frustrated.
Get someone's goat
She accused her friend of being wasteful, but it was quite ironic coming from someone who constantly buys new clothes and rarely recycles.
Pot calling the kettle black