Idioms
Lighten up
to relax
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What is "To be all smiles".
look very cheerful and pleased, especially in contrast to a previous mood.
under the weather
to feel a bit sick
Piece of cake
really easy
Blow off steam or let off steam
to do something physical (like going for a walk or a run) to use up excess energy and calm down.
walking on egg shells
Being very careful to not upset someone.
Are you pulling my leg?
Are you saying something that isn't true to make a joke?
Cutting corners
This idioms means to do something poorly in order to save time and/or money
What is "To lower your guard, drop your guard."
This idioms means, to stop being careful about showing your emotions.
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cost an arm and a leg
being extremely expensive
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Raining cats and dogs
raining really hard
hold your horses
to see red
This idioms means to get really angry.
Call it a day
to decide to stop doing something
to burst into tears
This idioms means to suddenly start to cry.
wrap your head around something
to fully understand something
What is "Get a grip"
This idioms means, to get control over your emotions.
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What is, "Keep a Straight Face".
This idioms means, to try not to smile or laugh.
Lose your head
to lose control of your emotions.
hit the hay
go to sleep
Break a leg
Good luck
a dime a dozen
something very common
A picture is worth a thousand words
A picture or illustration can give a lot more information than words alone.
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Go back to the drawing board
to start over and come up with a better plan.
What is "Wear your heart on your sleeve."
This idioms means, talk about your feelings, especially your love for someone.