Idioms 1
it doesn’t sound familiar
it doesn’t ring a bell
both sides share responsibility
it takes two to tango
to cause an emotional reaction in a person
to strike a chord with someone
to go out and perform small, necessary tasks (like grocery shopping)
to run errands
Not firmly or tightly fixed in place; detached;
loose
to accept the consequences
to face the music
to speak very positively about someone
to sing someone praises
to accidentally tell a secret
to let the cat out of the bag
to be unable to distinguish between different musical notes
to be tone-deaf
Thoughtless; failing to consider the feelings or needs of others
inconsiderate
to improvise
to play by ear
to do what someone else wants
to dance to someone’s tune
to say "no" to an invitation now, but promise to go or do it another time
to take a rain check
The metal or plastic plate on the front and back of a vehicle that displays its registration number
a number plate (Br)/a license plate (Am)
As far as one knows or can see; according to what has been said or heard
apparently
to change your opinion/attitude
to change your tune
to stop repeating the same thing/complaint
to change the record
to make an opinion about someone or something based only on their outward appearance
to judge a book by its cover
able to persuade someone to believe that something is true or to act a certain way; persuasive
convincing
To do something that makes someone feel extremely happy and cheerful for the rest of the day
to make one's day
to brag about yourself
to toot/blow your own horn
very good news to hear
music to someone’s ears
to take extra precautions
to be on the safe side
In a lazy, inactive, or unoccupied way
idly
Having a strong, unpleasant odor
smelly