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Learning to ride a bike its a piece of cake for me.
"Piece of cake"
Very easy
She was on cloud nine after winning gold medal for her race.
"On cloud nine"
Extremely happy
She used to be a very passionate woman who wore her heart on her sleeve
"Heart on your sleeve"
Openly shows feeling
After months of searching, they finally hit the jackpot with the perfect house
"Hit the jackpot"
Achieve big success
Large houses cost an arm and a leg to maintain.
Cost an arm and a leg
Very expensive
He's so experienced, to him it's a walk in the park
"A walk in the park"
Very easy and simple
I got butterfly on the stomach every before exam.
"Butterfly on the stomach"
Nervous/Exited
They had a fight, but later patched things up.
Patch things up
To fix a relationship
After a week of being sick, I'm finally back in the game and ready to tackle my projects.
"Back in the game"
Return after a setback
This cookbook is worth its weight in gold,it tells you everything you need to know
"Worth its weight in gold"
Something or someone extremely valuable
You have to up your game if you want to win the championship.
"Up your game"
Improve your performance
She told a funny joke to break the ice and get everyone talking
"Break the ice"
Ease a tension
Everyone lost their jobs, so we're all In the same boat now.
"In the same boat
Share the same situation
Don't ask me to plan the party right now; I have bigger fish to fry with my final exams next week.
"Bigger fish to fry"
More important matters
Seeing many new actors in Hollywood is a dime a dozen.
"A dime a dozen"
Very common
Losing the championship to their rivals was bitter pill to swallow
"Bitter pill to swallow"
Something hard to accept
He was completely head over heels for her
"Head over heels"
Deeply in love
Ever since their big argument, they've been walking on eggshells around each other.
"Walk on eggshell"
Be very cautious
The underdog team fought valiantly, but ultimately they had to bite the dust in the final round
"Bite the dust"
Fail or die
We paid through the nose for tickets to that concert.
Pay through the nose
Pay much more than a fair price
The company was accused of cutting corner on safety procedures to save money
"Cutting corners"
Doing something poorly to save effort
Everyone at the wedding thought that the couple was a Match made in heaven
Perfect couple
After their argument, she gave him the cold shoulder for the entire evening
"Cold shoulder"
Ignore someone
The athlete was expected to lose, but she beat the odds and won the championship.
"Beat the odd"
Succeed despite difficulties
The inheritance will provide a good nest egg for his children's future.
"Nest egg"
Money saved for the future