What does it mean (IDIOMS)
off to
going to; leaving for (a place)
a place that attracts many tourists and charges them high prices
tourist trap
Something that shows you something surprising or new
EYE-OPENER
BACK OUT
Decide not to do something you agreed to do
Think of an idea or plan
COME UP WITH
couch potato
a lazy person; someone who just wants to stay at home and watch television or videos
very tired; exhausted
ready to drop
GET OUT OF
Avoid doing something you don’t want to do
TURN OUT
End up happening a certain way / result
Be similar in appearance
LOOK LIKE
get a second wind
to get new energy after feeling tired; to suddenly feel energized
tiredness caused by the time difference when traveling
jet lag
Say your opinion loudly and clearly, especially about something important
SPEAK OUT
TRY OUT
Test something to see if you like it or if it works
Make someone unconscious OR impress someone a lot
KNOCK OUT
work wonders
to help; to be effective at making something better
to stay somewhere
stick around
SORT OUT
Fix or solve a problem; organize something
FALL OUT
Have a fight and stop being friendly
Stop a car at the side of the road
PULL OVER
change one's tune
to start thinking differently about something; to change one's opinion
unlikely to occur again (most often said on an opportunity or offer)
once-in-a-lifetime
Do something bad or shameful (you didn’t expect someone to do)
STOOP SO LOW
GO ALONG WITH
Agree with or support an idea or decision
Charge too much money; cheat someone
RIP OFF