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🇬🇧 (it) stands to reason
You can say it stands to reason that something should be so if it seems reasonable to you that it should be so. Examples: If you eat good food and get plenty of exercise it stands to reason that you'll have a good chance of living to a ripe old age. It stands to reason that kids who study the hardest get the best grades.
🇬🇧 dig up
If you dig up something, you get it from under the ground by digging. Examples: dig up The police dug up the murder victim's body and took it away for examination. dig up My dog loves digging up bones that I bury in the garden for him.
🇬🇧 chill | chill out
to relax and take it easy Examples: Mark was really upset about not getting the job, so we told him to chill and forget about it. I'm just gonna chill out at home tonight and watch a movie.
🇬🇧 A short prayer penetrates heaven
| 2 | 🇬🇧 a jack of all trades
If you're a jack of all trades, you have many skills and can do many different jobs. Examples: Jivad's a real jack of all trades. He knows all about computers, can do graphic design and write advertising copy, and knows a lot of other stuff too. She became a jack of all trades because she was interested in learning about so many different things.
🇬🇧 bring forward
to change the date or time of an event so that it happens earlier than originally planned Examples: bring sth forward Let's bring the wedding forward to October so it'll be a spring wedding. be brought forward The meeting had to be brought forward by two weeks.
🇬🇧 kick-ass
forceful, aggressive Examples: Geoff says he's sick of kick-ass politicians sending our kids off to die in unnecessary wars. Some people seem to think a macho, kick-ass image is good for the country, but I think it makes us look like immature schoolyard bullies.
🇬🇧 Nature abhors a vacuum | 54 |
| 3 | 🇬🇧 neck and neck
If two competitors are running neck and neck in a race, they are almost level. Examples: Nearly all the votes have been counted and the two candidates are still neck and neck, so we don't know who's won the election yet. The horses were neck and neck as they crossed the finishing line, so the judges have called for a photo.
🇬🇧 hand in
If you hand something in, you give it to someone in authority, like a teacher, a policeman or a security guard. Examples: hand in sth Please hand in your exam paper before you leave the classroom. hand sth in If you find something that doesn't belong to you, please hand it in to the duty officer at the front desk.
🇬🇧 icky
unpleasant in colour or taste Examples: The caramel pudding was so sweet and icky that I could hardly eat it. Why did you get that icky green colour? It's awful!
🇬🇧 Man does not live by bread alone | 73 |
| 4 | 🇬🇧 show your true colours | show your true colors
You show your true colours if you show what you're really like, or you reveal your true character. Examples: Bob always acts like he's a strong, brave guy, but when the hurricane hit he showed his true colors. He was too scared to go check on old Mrs Flowers, our next-door neighbour. The players showed their true colours when they came back from three goals down to win the match.
🇬🇧 tie up
to make somebody busy with something Examples: be tied up He'll be tied up all afternoon, but he can see you tomorrow morning. be tied up with sth Most of the time Gillian is tied up with day-to-day tasks like managing the office and sorting out staff issues.
🇬🇧 loco
crazy, insane Examples: I'm sure the new tenant in Apartment 4 is loco. I heard her screaming something about little green men coming in through her window. My cousin Jill went a bit loco after she'd had her third child, but she's much better now.
🇬🇧 Any port in a storm | 74 |
| 5 | 🇬🇧 bear the brunt
If you bear the brunt of something, you suffer the worst of its impact or its effects. Examples: The driver bore the brunt of the crash because he was right at the front of the bus. The team's coach bore the brunt of the criticism because he'd selected the players who'd performed so badly.
🇬🇧 come along
to arrive or to appear Examples: come along I waited by the side of the road for twenty minutes before a taxi came along. come along Just be patient. Soon or later an opportunity will come along and you'll have your chance to succeed.
🇬🇧 rap sheet
a criminal record Examples: Tommy's always getting into trouble with the police. He's got a rap sheet a mile long. No-one needs to know about your rap sheet. Just keep it a secret.
🇬🇧 Money is the root of all evil | 83 |
| 6 | 🇬🇧 the lion's share
You can say something is the lion's share if it's the biggest share or portion of something. Examples: The lion's share of the government's budget goes to the military, when it could be spent on useful things like education, health care and looking after the environment. The company executives decided to give the lion's share of the company's profits to themselves, in the form of very high salaries, huge bonuses and very generous expense accounts. Not much was left over for staff wages and the shareholders.
🇬🇧 care for
If you care for someone, you like them a lot and have a strong affection for them. Examples: care for sb Taylor told his friends that he still cared for Francine, even though she had left him. care for sb Jodie really seems to care for those stray dogs and cats that she rescues.
🇬🇧 beef
a conflict with someone; a complaint against someone Examples: Kenny said he's got a beef with me, so I asked him what the problem was. Rappers always seem to have beefs with one another, but most people think they stage these conflicts for the publicity.
🇬🇧 Good wine needs no bush | 89 |
| 7 | 🇬🇧 make a killing
If you make a killing, you make a lot of money from a sale or a deal of some sort. Examples: My aunt made a killing when she bought some shares in a company as soon as they were issued, and sold them a few weeks later for three times what she paid. Lots of people made a killing when property values went so high back in the nineties.
🇬🇧 wise up
If you wise up, you realize the truth in relation to something. Examples: wise up After having weight-related health problems, Tanya wised up and started eating less. wise up It took me a long time to wise up, but at last I've accepted the fact that drinking alcohol isn't good for me.
🇬🇧 wannabe
a person who wants to be the type of person they admire, or part of a group or class of people they admire Examples: Surfer wannabes dress and act like surfers even though they don't often go to the beach, and can't surf very well. Los Angeles is full of wannabe actors who dream of becoming movie stars even though they have little talent and little chance of getting work.
🇬🇧 Handsome is as handsome does | 85 |
| 8 | 🇬🇧 Never say die!
You can say "Never say die!" if you want to tell someone to keep trying while there's still a chance of success. Examples: We were two goals down with only a few minutes to go, but our captain wouldn't give up. He was shouting, "Come on, guys! Never say die!" After falling off his surfboard for the hundredth time, Craig climbed back on and said with a laugh, "Never say die!"
🇬🇧 act for
If you act for someone, you represent them. Examples: act for somebody If you don't have a lawyer, the state will appoint one to act for you. act for somebody In a democracy, the people elect representatives to act for them in parliament.
🇬🇧 cool
If someone's cool, they've got style and they're relaxed. If something's cool, everyone likes it. Examples: Gillian's new boyfriend seems like a really cool guy. Hey, check out this site for learning English. It's got lots of cool stuff like games and blogs - and it's even got a totally cool section on slang!
🇬🇧 The way to a man's heart is through his stomach | 83 |
| 9 | 🇬🇧 back to the drawing board
You can say "back to the drawing board" when a plan or a design has failed, and you decide to begin all over again. Examples: Their plans to open a hotel in Fiji fell through, so it was back to the drawing board. Our new drug worked on rats, but when it was tried on people it failed, so we had to go back to the drawing board and start again.
🇬🇧 give up
If you give up something, you stop doing it because it's bad for you. Examples: give up sth One of the hardest things I've ever done was to give up cigarettes. give sth up Your girlfriend said she hates it when you drink too much, so if you want to keep her you should give it up for a while.
🇬🇧 tons
lots, a large amount or number Examples: Moving to a new apartment is a real hassle. I've got tons of stuff to pack up. Do you wanna go to the IT fair? There'll be tons of new apps and stuff we can check out.
🇬🇧 Nobody is indispensable | 94 |
| 10 | 🇬🇧 make up your mind
If you make up your mind, you make a decision. Examples: I have to decide which job I want, the one in London or the one in Paris, but I can't make up my mind. We're thinking of going to Asia, but we're going to do some more research before making up our minds.
🇬🇧 put back
If you put something back, you return it to the place it was before you took it. Examples: put back sth If you cook something, make sure you put back all the stuff you use when you're finished. put sth back Don't forget to put the magazines back after you've read them.
🇬🇧 yes-man
a person who always agrees with their employer Examples: We need strong people who think for themselves, not yes-men or sycophants who say whatever they think their boss wants to hear. Sammy's just a yes-man, so we don't even have to ask him what he thinks.
🇬🇧 Riches have wings | 93 |
| 11 | 🇬🇧 grin and bear it
If you grin and bear it, you accept a difficult situation and try not to let it upset you. Examples: I really don't like singing karaoke, but if it's someone's birthday party I'll grin and bear it. Our son was very brave about his treatment in hospital and he'd always grin and bear it.
🇬🇧 patch up
to mend ties or repair a relationship after a disagreement or a dispute Examples: patch sth up My sister and her husband argue a lot, but they always patch things up before long. patch up sth The leaders of the two countries patched up their differences and avoided a war.
🇬🇧 pan
to strongly criticize someone or something Examples: Most of Kevin Costner's movies have been panned by the critics. The previous president's performance in office has been panned by just about everyone.
🇬🇧 All clouds bring not rain | 93 |
| 12 | 🇬🇧 a queer fish
If someone's a queer fish, they are a bit strange and can sometimes behave in an unusual way. Examples: Your great grandfather was a queer fish, Johnny. He used to write funny poems and then he'd read them aloud to everyone on the train on his way to work. Some of the characters described as "queer fish" in old novels might be called "weirdos" these days.
🇬🇧 think back
to think about a past event or a past time Examples: think back I realize now, thinking back, that he was probably right to do what he did. think back Think back and try to remember what she said when she answered the phone.
🇬🇧 gob
mouth Examples: Glen was being rude to his mother, so Trevor told him to shut his gob. I threw the ball to Clive, but he missed the catch and it hit him right in the gob.
🇬🇧 A watched pot never boils | 98 |
| 13 | 🇬🇧 Join the club!
You can say "Join the club!" to someone who has just experienced something unpleasant that you've also experienced, or to someone who's in an unfortunate position that's similar to your own. Examples: You were conned by a bank into taking out a mortgage, and now they own your home? Join the club! We lost ours last month. Peter: "Bobby here just got sacked because a machine can do his job cheaper." Paul: "Yeah? Join the club, Bobby!"
🇬🇧 turn around
to change something unsuccessful into something successful Examples: turn sth around What do you think the government should do to turn the economy around? turn sth around If she wants to turn her life around she needs to stop taking drugs and drinking alcohol.
🇬🇧 fanny
a woman's vagina Examples: When Americans go to the UK and say something about someone's "fanny", they're talking about the person's bottom, but British people are shocked because they think they're talking about something else.
🇬🇧 Live and let live | 107 |
| 14 | 🇬🇧 Things are looking up.
You can say "things are looking up" if things are improving. Examples: John: "Is business getting any better?" Barry: "Well, things are looking up, but it still isn't as good as it was last year." Things are looking up now that the tourist season is here.
🇬🇧 take off
If a plane takes off, it leaves the ground and rises into the sky. Examples: take off The whole family watched and waved as Indira's plane took off. take off The helicopter took off and rose straight up into the sky.
🇬🇧 in the know
If someone is "in the know", they know something that only a few people are aware of. Examples: Maggie is close to the Prime Minister, so she's usually in the know when it comes to the government's latest plans. Before you buy your new computer, ask David about getting a good deal. He's in the know about all that stuff.
🇬🇧 Revenge is a dish best served cold | 113 |
| 15 | 🇬🇧 get a word in edgeways | edgewise
If you can't get a word in edgeways, you can't say anything because someone else is talking so much. Examples: Cindy got so excited when she was talking that nobody else could get a word in edgeways. I'd go to the meetings more often if I could get a word in edgeways.
🇬🇧 act as
to perform the same function as a particular person or thing Examples: act as something I can't make it to the meeting Bob, so would you mind acting as chairman today? act as something The kidneys act as filters to keep the blood clean.
🇬🇧 toff
a wealthy, upper-class person Examples: If you want to see a lot of toffs drinking champagne and eating caviar, go to the Royal Meeting at Ascot Racecourse. Lisa's new boyfriend is a real toff. His family's incredibly rich, and his dad's the Duke of Errey.
🇬🇧 None so blind as those who will not see | 115 |
| 16 | 🇬🇧 at cross-purposes
If you're at cross-purposes with someone, you think you're both talking about the same thing but you're actually talking about different things. Examples: I was talking to Kyle about Georgia, but we were at cross-purposes. I was talking about Georgia in Russia, and he was talking about Georgia in the U.S.A. We laughed when we realised we were talking about two different "Georgias". Jill and I were at cross-purposes today when we were talking about John. I was talking about John Smith, my neighbour, but she thought I was talking John at work!
🇬🇧 write out
to write information on an official document before giving it to someone Examples: write sth out The parking officer ignored my explanation as she wrote the parking ticket out and gave it to me. write out sth I waited as the doctor wrote out a prescription for the medicine I needed.
🇬🇧 history
be doomed, be sure to fail Examples: Gerry says the company he works for is history because of falling sales, so he's going to quit before it goes out of business. This government is history. It can't possibly survive the no-confidence debate in parliament.
🇬🇧 There are two sides to every question | 119 |
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💡 @PreciosLuz
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🇬🇧 @daily_eng_lessons | 115 |
| 18 | 🇬🇧 burn your bridges | burn your boats
You have burned your bridges, or burned your boats, if you were in a situation and you then left it after doing something that made it impossible to go back there. Examples: If you insult the boss when you leave, you'll be burning your bridges and you'll never be able to go back to work there again. I knew I'd be burning my boats if I dropped out of school, but I didn't care because I was determined to be a photographer.
🇬🇧 do about
If you do something about a problem, you do something to fix it or solve it. Examples: do about My printer won't work and I'm not sure what to do about it. do about What do you think we should do about our company's falling market share?
🇬🇧 make out
to hug and kiss, possibly with some petting Examples: Lots of couples were making out at the party, but there was no real sex going on. Mandy saw her boyfriend making out with another girl. She was very upset.
🇬🇧 They that sow the wind shall reap the whirlwind | 115 |
| 19 | 🇬🇧 so far, so good
You can say "so far, so good" when you're in the middle of doing something, and everything has been going well. Examples: Tom: "How's the new job going?" Jerry: "So far, so good." At half-time, the coach looked at his players and said, "So far, so good, but the job's not done yet. Get back out there and fight till the end."
🇬🇧 keep out of
If you keep out of something, you don't get involved in it. Examples: keep out of I've learned to keep out of other people's conflicts and disagreements. keep out of Two of my kids were fighting when my eldest son tried to stop them. They told him to keep out of it and mind his own business.
🇬🇧 con
to persuade someone to do something in order to cheat them Examples: When I was travelling I'd sometimes meet people who'd try to con me into a game of cards, but I never fell for it. I'd heard too many stories about people being cheated. He was jailed for conning a lonely old lady out of $200,000.
🇬🇧 Death pays all debts | 121 |
| 20 | 🇬🇧 deep pockets
You can say a person or an organisation has deep pockets if they have lots of money. Examples: Let's make a list of everyone we know with deep pockets, and see if any of them want to invest in our company. People think the government has very deep pockets, but in fact it's broke and it's borrowing from banks and other countries.
🇬🇧 blow out
If a flame blows out, it goes out because someone blows on it or because of the wind. Examples: blow out sth Make a wish, and then take a big breath and blow out all the candles on your birthday cake. blow sth out Make sure you don't let the wind blow the lamp out.
🇬🇧 yes-man
a person who always agrees with their employer Examples: We need strong people who think for themselves, not yes-men or sycophants who say whatever they think their boss wants to hear. Sammy's just a yes-man, so we don't even have to ask him what he thinks.
🇬🇧 As soon as man is born he begins to die | 122 |
