idioms with food
That PBLA was a piece of cake.
very easy
When I first came to Canada, I felt like a fish out of water.
being in a place or situation that does not fit you
Noah is feeling a bit under the weather today.
sick
Keep your chin up! You'll do better next time.
feel better; don't be upset
Let's spice things up and have class outside today.
do something different
Sometimes, I feel like I'm the black sheep of the family.
someone very different from everyone else
Don't spend all of your paycheque. You need to save some for a rainy day.
have money ready for difficult situations
These days, groceries cost an arm and a leg.
very expensive
I know Canadians like hockey, but it's not my cup of tea.
don't like it; not interested in it
Jamila had butterflies in her stomach before her presentation.
to be nervous/anxious
I missed what my teacher said because my head was in the clouds.
thinking of something instead of focusing; not paying attention
Jesse said we're going to have a PBLA on the last day of class, but I think he's pulling my leg.
joking; playing a trick on me
Reid is the apple of my eye.
your favourite person
be patient
We have a lot of tests this week, so I hope you can weather the storm.
get through a difficult time or situation
I told you I'd help you tomorrow, so please get off my back.
stop asking or bothering someone