Idioms 1
Idioms 2
Idioms 3
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Idioms 5
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It's raining cats and dogs

it's raining a lot.
100

To be all smiles

look very cheerful and pleased, especially in contrast to a previous mood.

100

to burst into tears 

to suddenly start to cry.  

100

Bare your soul

to tell someone your secret thoughts and feelings.

100

as hard as nails

tough personality

200

Break a leg 

Good Luck! 

200

Don't spill the beans.

Don't tell my secret.

200

When pigs fly.

That is not going to happen.

200

We don't see eye to eye.

We don't agree.

200

That was the last straw. I'm not going to do this anymore.

That was the last bad thing to happen and now I'm not doing it anymore.

300

Lose your head

to lose control of your emotions.

300

Lose your temper

to become very angry.

300

to see red

This idioms means to get really angry.

300

Get a grip on yourself

to get control over your emotions.

300

Keep a straight face

to try not to smile or laugh

400

That was a piece of cake.

That was easy.

400

He was on pins and needles waiting for his grades.

He is worried about his grades.

400
I feel under the weather. 

I don't feel good.

400

to go to pieces

become very upset

400

I have butterflies in my stomach. 

I'm nervous.

500

Blow off steam or let off steam

to do or say something to get rid of strong emotions

500

Sleep like a log.

Sleep really good.
500

That costs an arm and a leg.

That costs a lot of money.  It's expensive.
500

I'm going to hit the sack.

I'm going to bed and sleep.
500

I'm feeling under the weather. 

I'm feeling sick.

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