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30 idioms and phrases with their meanings and examples: No. Idiom/Phrase Meaning Example 1 At loggerheads In serious disagreement The ministers are at loggerheads over the policy. 2 Call the shots Be in control She calls the shots in the company. 3 In the wake of Following Relief work began in the wake of the cyclone. 4 On the brink of Very close to The country is on the brink of recession. 5 In the nick of time Just in time The doctor arrived in the nick of time. 6 Throw cold water on Discourage or reject Experts threw cold water on the proposal. 7 Leave no stone unturned Make every possible effort Police left no stone unturned to find the culprit. 8 A double-edged sword Having both advantages and disadvantages Social media is a double-edged sword. 9 In black and white Clearly written The terms are in black and white. 10 Put the cart before the horse Do things in the wrong order Don't put the cart before the horse. 11 Toe the line Follow rules Employees must toe the line. 12 Take the bull by the horns Face a problem boldly She took the bull by the horns. 13 The writing on the wall Clear sign of trouble Investors saw the writing on the wall. 14 By and large Generally By and large, the plan succeeded. 15 Under the scanner Under close examination The department is under the scanner. 16 Add fuel to the fire Make a bad situation worse His comments added fuel to the fire. 17 In the pipeline Being prepared New reforms are in the pipeline. 18 Rule of thumb General guideline As a rule of thumb, save regularly. 19 On thin ice In a risky situation He is on thin ice after the mistake. 20 Cut corners Do something cheaply or carelessly Never cut corners in construction. 21 Hit the nail on the head Say exactly the right thing Her analysis hit the nail on the head. 22 At the eleventh hour At the last moment The agreement was signed at the eleventh hour. 23 Keep an eye on Watch carefully Keep an eye on your belongings. 24 In light of Considering The decision changed in light of new evidence. 25 A far cry from Very different from The reality is a far cry from expectations. 26 Bear the brunt Suffer the worst part Farmers bore the brunt of the drought. 27 Beyond the pale Completely unacceptable Such behavior is beyond the pale. 28 Turn a blind eye Ignore deliberately The authorities turned a blind eye to corruption. 29 Raise the bar Increase standards The new policy raises the bar for education. 30 Take stock of Review or assess the situation The government will take stock of the damage.

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