Idioms

• It's a piece of cake = It's easy
• It's best of both worlds = You can enjoy two different opportunities at the same time
• See eye to eye = Agreeing with someone
• Once in a blue moon = An event that happens infrequently
• When pigs fly = Something that will never happen
• To cost an arm and a leg = Something that is very expensive
• To feel under the weather = To not feel well
• To cut corners = To do something badly or cheaply
• You can't judge a book by its cover = To not judge someone
• Break a leg = Good luck
• To hit the nail on the head = To describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem
• A blessing in disguise = A misfortune that eventually results in something good happening later on
• Call it a day = Stop working on something
• No pain no gain = You have to work hard for something you want
• The last straw = The final source of irritation for someone to finally lose patience
• Giving someone the cold shoulder = To ignore someone
• Tickled pink = Made very happy
• Hands down = No competition
• Hold your tongue = stop taking or don't talk
• Down in the dumps = sad or depressed
• Sick as a dog = very sick
• Rise and shine = To wake up and be happy
• Till the cows come home = for a very long time
• Slap on the wrist = A mild punishment
• Pulling your leg = Joking
• Greek to me = I don't understand
• Keep your chin up = Be happy
• Hod your horses = be patient
• In the same boat = all of us are in the position/situation
• Bite the bullet = to finally face your obstacle or do something you've been avoiding
• Hit the hay = to go to sleep
• Kick the bucket = to die
• Spill the beans = Tell a secret
• Loose cannon = unpredictable
• Out of work = unemployed
• Move up in the world = Become more successful
• Cash-strapped = In need of money
• Dime a dozen = very cheap, easily obtained
• Thanks God it's Friday = Let's be happy that the workweek is over
• On point = good, well done, effective