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🇬🇧 a voice (crying) in the wilderness
You're a voice in the wilderness, or a voice crying in the wilderness, if you're expressing an unpopular opinion or insight. Examples: When Galileo stated that the sun was the centre of the solar system, he was a voice crying in the wilderness. Most people thought he was crazy or evil, or possibly both. Clara says petrol engines should be banned because of the damage they cause to the environment. She says most people laugh when she says this, and she feels like a voice in the wilderness.
🇬🇧 knock back
to reject someone or something or to refuse a request for something Examples: knock sb/sth back Even though another company offered Sarah a bigger salary, she knocked them back and stayed with our company. knock back sb/sth Lots of men have asked Marylin to marry them, but she has knocked back all of them.
🇬🇧 hunk
an attractive man with a strong, muscular body Examples: The girls in the office tease Mark by saying he's turned into a real hunk since he started going to the gym. Bettina's friends took her to see a male strip show on her birthday. They had great fun cheering and whistling while the hunks on stage stripped down to their underwear.
🇬🇧 Silence is golden
| 2 | 🇬🇧 much of a muchness
If two or more things are much of a muchness, they are very similar to each other. Examples: I don't think it matters which one we get. They're all much of a muchness as far as I can see. All the news shows on TV these days seem to be much of a muchness. It's hard to find one that takes a different approach to the news.
🇬🇧 zero in on
If you zero in on something, you focus on it or put your attention on it. Examples: zero in on sb The police tracked many suspects in the drug gang before they zeroed in on the gang's leader and arrested her. zero in on sth Before the missile was fired, it's built-in computer zeroed in on the target.
🇬🇧 tool
a stupid person Examples: Our new manager's a real tool. He makes really basic mistakes. I got a taxi and the driver was a complete tool. He got lost on the way to the airport!
🇬🇧 Barking dogs seldom bite | 57 |
| 3 | 🇬🇧 make hay while the sun shines
If you make hay while the sun shines, you make good use of the chance to do something while it lasts. Examples: We've got a few days off work so lets make hay while the sun shines and do some landscaping around the back of the house. Jim works too much, but he reckons he's just making hay while the sun shines. He says he'll slow down once he's made his fortune.
🇬🇧 burn down
If something like a building or a forest burns down, it's completely destroyed in a fire. Examples: burn down The church burned down in the fire. There was nothing left but charred wood and ash. burn sth down The kids said they didn't mean to burn the church down. They were just playing with fireworks nearby.
🇬🇧 veep
the vice president Examples: If a president dies during his or her term, the veep takes over and becomes the president. What do you think about the Republican Party putting a woman on their ticket to run for veep?
🇬🇧 A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush | 65 |
| 4 | 🇬🇧 a fait accompli
If something is a fait accompli, it is certain to happen. Examples: We know the judge in this case has been paid off by the defendant, so the verdict is a fait accompli. People are acting as if the result of tomorrow's election is a fait accompli, but do you really think it's already decided?
🇬🇧 reach out to
to ask someone for help when you have a problem Examples: reach out to sb If Frank had reached out to his family, they could have helped him deal with his addiction. reach out to sb Many people find it very difficult to reach out to others when they need help or support.
🇬🇧 loot
stolen money or goods Examples: After robbing the store, Billy stashed the loot in his girlfriend's apartment. Des reckons many corrupt politicians deposit their loot in Swiss bank accounts.
🇬🇧 Many a true word is spoken in jest | 74 |
| 5 | 🇬🇧 put all your eggs in the one basket
If you put all your eggs in the one basket, you put all your efforts or resources into one person, one thing or one plan, and if things don't work out, you lose everything. Examples: My stockbroker says I should buy shares in a lot of different companies, and not put all my eggs in the one basket. Our company should distribute many different products from many different companies. If we put all our eggs in the one basket, we'll get into trouble if there's a problem with that one product or company.
🇬🇧 pick up
If you pick up something, you take hold of it and lift it up. Examples: pick up sb/sth If you pick up the computer, be careful and make sure you don't drop it. pick sb/sth up I used to pick my daughter up and carry her around on my shoulders, but she's getting too big for that now.
🇬🇧 bugger up
to ruin, spoil, mess up Examples: We used to have a healthy economy, but the banks have buggered it up by being too greedy. Ted reckons the person who buggers something up should be the one who pays the cost of fixing it.
🇬🇧 Give, and ye shall receive | 85 |
| 6 | 🇬🇧 a kick in the teeth
If you get a kick in the teeth, something bad happens to you or you feel that you've been treated poorly. Examples: I'd just lost my job, so hearing that I had to move out of my apartment as well was a real kick in the teeth. Gerry said that being told to get out of his apartment was a kick in the teeth after spending so much on doing it up.
🇬🇧 hit back
If someone is beating or attacking you and you hit back, you fight to defend yourself. Examples: hit back Roger was losing early in the match, but he hit back in the second set and ended up winning. hit back After being harshly criticised by the music press, James hit back by calling his critics frustrated musicians.
🇬🇧 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.
🇬🇧 The darkest hour is always before dawn | 88 |
| 7 | 🇬🇧 Zip it!
If someone says "Zip it!", they're telling you to shut up or stop talking about something. Examples: Kelly was about to say the wrong thing, so I told her to zip it. If you ever think I'm going to say something stupid, just tell me to zip it, will you?
🇬🇧 stop over
to stop at a place and stay there for one or two days while on your way to somewhere else Examples: We're going to Vietnam on business, but we're stopping over in Hawaii for a couple of days on the way. I'm stopping over in Bangkok for one night on my way to Sydney.
🇬🇧 one-night stand
a sexual relationship lasting just one night Examples: After years of one-night stands, Trevor felt it was time to settle down and have a long-term relationship with someone. Suzie says she doesn't have time for a relationship, but she sometimes goes online and finds someone for a one-night stand.
🇬🇧 A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush | 83 |
| 8 | 🇬🇧 more than meets the eye
You can say there's more to something than meets the eye if it's more complex, more important or more interesting than it seems at first. Examples: I'm sure there's more going on here than meets the eye. I don't think we've been told the full story. Mick might seem dull and boring when you meet him, but there's more to him than meets the eye, believe me! He's a really interesting guy.
🇬🇧 work out
to do physical exercise to keep fit and healthy Examples: work out Every day after work, Louise goes to the gym to work out. work out You don't need to pay expensive fees to join a gym or use fancy machines. You can work out at home for nothing.
🇬🇧 real
complete, utter; very, extremely Examples: Our holiday was a real nightmare. It rained every day, the hotel was noisy, and the restaurants were real expensive, too. Susie said the guys in Brazil were real sexy, and just about every girl on the beach was a real stunner.
🇬🇧 If the stone fall upon the egg, alas for the egg! If the egg fall upon the stone, alas for the egg! | 93 |
| 9 | 🇬🇧 rock the boat
If you rock the boat, you do or say something that will upset people by changing a situation that they don't want changed. Examples: Don't say anything that will rock the boat or you might lose your job. The new teachers were told not to rock the boat by saying anything that could make the students question the school rules.
🇬🇧 save up
to put something aside for the future Examples: save up for sth My daughter is saving up for a new mobile phone. She's already got fifty dollars. save up sth Mike is saving up his days off so he can take an extra week's vacation at Christmas.
🇬🇧 nix
to cancel something, to stop something from happening Examples: The slowing economy meant that many companies had their plans for expansion nixed when they couldn't get the loans they needed. Kelly's parents nixed the idea of a slumber party when she said some boys would come as well.
🇬🇧 They also serve who only stand and wait | 101 |
| 10 | 🇬🇧 neither here nor there
You can say something is neither here nor there if it's not important, or not relevant. Examples: Whether we like a band or not is neither here nor there. The only thing that matters is whether we can sell enough tickets to their concert. Her popularity among the other teachers is neither here nor there. What's important is her ability to teach her students.
🇬🇧 reflect on
to think deeply about something Examples: reflect on sth After her divorce, Pamela reflected on the relationships she'd had and on why they hadn't lasted very long. reflect on sth Every New Year's Day, Angelo reflects on what he's achieved in the previous year.
🇬🇧 blast
to strongly reprimand (v.) | a strong reprimand (n.) Examples: The team's manager was really upset with some of his players, and he blasted them for making so many mistakes. When the boss told us all to come into his office, we knew we were in for a blast.
🇬🇧 The greater the sinner, the greater the saint | 105 |
| 11 | 🇬🇧 dead to the world
If you're dead to the world, you are sound asleep. Examples: It looks like Kerry's spending the night on our sofa. She had two beers and now she's dead to the world. Our boss must have had a late night. He's in his office with his face on the desk, dead to the world.
🇬🇧 send back
If you send back something that's been delivered to you, you return it because there's a problem with it. Examples: send sth back The jacket I ordered arrived in the mail, but it was the wrong colour so I sent it back. send back sth How often do your customers send back things they've ordered?
🇬🇧 itchy feet
(in phrase to get/have itchy feet) to have a strong desire to travel or move from place to place Examples: I reckon Helen will start talking about moving to a new city soon. She's always had itchy feet, and she's lived here for three years already. I had itchy feet when I was young, but not any more. I plan to spend the rest of my life in this town.
🇬🇧 Patience surpasses learning | 108 |
| 12 | 🇬🇧 no holds barred
If something is done with no holds barred, it's done without restriction, rules or restraint. Examples: The final game was played with no holds barred. It was very rough football and the referee had a hard time keeping control of things. The election campaign turned into a no-holds-barred battle with each candidate trying to find information with which to damage their opponent's reputation.
🇬🇧 drag on
to continue for longer than seems necessary or usual Examples: drag on His speech seemed to drag on for hours. People were yawning and looking at their watches, but he still kept going! drag on The case dragged on for many years because the defendant's lawyers kept appealing to higher and higher courts.
🇬🇧 rock bottom
the lowest possible level, a low-point in someone's life Examples: Confidence in the economy is at rock bottom. Everyone's worried about losing their job or seeing their company go bankrupt. George hit rock bottom after losing his job, his savings and his family, and realised that he'd lose his life too if he didn't stop drinking.
🇬🇧 Truth is stranger than fiction | 107 |
| 13 | 🇬🇧 a vicious circle
If you're in a vicious circle you're in a situation in which the solution to one problem becomes the cause of another one, and the solution to that one causes the first problem to occur again. Examples: If I quit cigarettes I put on weight, and if I put on weight I get depressed, and if I get depressed I start smoking again. It's a vicious circle. I'm in this vicious circle where the more I work, the more I spend on rewarding myself for all the hard work, so no matter how hard I work, I never save any money.
🇬🇧 known for
to be well-known for something or famous for something Examples: be known for sth Bill Gates was originally known for his role in founding Microsoft, but now he's becoming known for his work as a humanitarian as well. be known for sth Thailand is known for its beautiful beaches and its friendly people.
🇬🇧 use
to take mind-altering drugs, especially those that are addictive like heroin, cocaine and amphetamines Examples: Cathy is a heroin addict, but she hasn't used since she started going to Narcotics Anonymous meetings. He's a recovering addict, and he knows that if he wants to stay healthy, he can never use drugs again - not even one time.
🇬🇧 Give the devil his due | 103 |
| 14 | 🇬🇧 forty winks
If you have forty winks, you have a short sleep, or a nap. Examples: If I have a late night I sometimes catch forty winks on the train on the way to work. If you're driving on a long trip and you feel yourself getting sleepy, stop and have forty winks. It might save your life, and the lives of other people too.
🇬🇧 eat into
to use up, or reduce the amount of, something of value Examples: eat into sth High fuel costs have been eating into many airlines' profit margins. eat into sth Answering work-related emails is starting to seriously eat into my free time.
🇬🇧 memo
a written message or note, usually in business Examples: Did you see the memo I left on your desk? He told us of his decision to cut our salaries in a memo, but don't you think he should have called a meeting to tell us something so important?
🇬🇧 Make love not war | 109 |
| 15 | 🇬🇧 out of the question
If something is out of the question, it cannot be considered because it's impossible or it's not allowed. Examples: Jose wants to study in the U.S.A., but it's out of the question. It's very expensive and we just can't afford it. The government says that cutting the military budget is out of the question. But Gracie says that if invading foreign countries were out of the question instead, it'd be easy to cut the budget.
🇬🇧 come to
to regain consciousness after an accident or an operation Examples: come to The doctor said the operation went well and my wife would be coming to shortly. come to He was knocked out cold by the other boxer, but when we held some smelling salts under his nose, he soon came to.
🇬🇧 easy
to have no preference, be flexible Examples: Jose: "Where do you want to go for dinner?" Maria: "I'm easy. Wherever you like." Debbie never wants to make a decision. If we say, "What do you wanna do?" or "Where do you wanna go?" she always says, "I'm easy. Up to you."
🇬🇧 Scratch my back and I'll scratch yours | 114 |
| 16 | 🇬🇧 year dot | year one
You can say "the year dot", or "the year one", when you're talking about a very, very long time ago. Examples: There have been people living in Australia since the year dot, but Europeans have only been there for about two hundred years. People have been interested in the stars and the moon since the year one.
🇬🇧 take in
to include something Examples: take in sth Our "Incredible Indo-China" tour takes in Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos. take in sth The new inner-city development plan takes in every district within a five-kilometre radius of the city centre.
🇬🇧 virus
a harmful computer program that can spread from one machine to another Examples: Most viruses are spread when sent as email attachments, and they're activated when the recipient clicks on the program's icon. If you want to avoid the hassle of dealing with computer viruses, get a Mac computer. Very few viruses target Macs.
🇬🇧 A good name is better than riches | 112 |
| 17 | 🇬🇧 neither here nor there
You can say something is neither here nor there if it's not important, or not relevant. Examples: Whether we like a band or not is neither here nor there. The only thing that matters is whether we can sell enough tickets to their concert. Her popularity among the other teachers is neither here nor there. What's important is her ability to teach her students.
🇬🇧 pass out
to give something to each person in a group Examples: pass out We passed out programs as audience members arrived at the concert. pass out Election officials will pass out voting instructions to all the voters.
🇬🇧 cock-up
a big mistake, something done badly Examples: We got some guy in to fix the water heater, but he's made a total cock-up of it. We still haven't got any hot water. Did you see our newspaper advertisement with the wrong phone number in it? What a cock-up!
🇬🇧 The greater the sinner, the greater the saint | 116 |
| 18 | 🇬🇧 pop the question
If you pop the question, you ask someone to marry you. Examples: In most European cultures, it's the man who pops the question to the woman if he wants to marry her. Isabella said she nearly died when Rafael popped the question. She had no idea he was going to propose to her there and then.
🇬🇧 zone out
If someone zones out, they look blankly ahead without paying attention, maybe because they're tired or bored or affected by drugs. Examples: zone out Peter sometimes gets bored in class and zones out. He looks like he's a million miles away. be zoned out I was talking to Debbie, but she was so zoned out that she didn't even hear me.
🇬🇧 zonked | zonked out
under the influence of drugs or alcohol Examples: Phil was so zonked after smoking marijuana that he just sat in the corner doing nothing. Don't you think you're too zonked to drive, dude?
🇬🇧 None so blind as those who will not see | 119 |
| 19 | 🇬🇧 every trick in the book
If someone uses every trick in the book to achieve something, they use any method available, even if it involves some deception. Examples: I begged her and promised her and tried every trick in the book to get her to agree, but she wouldn't change her mind. Jose tried every trick in the book to get a copy of the exam paper, and eventually he got one by bribing a teacher.
🇬🇧 run after
If you run after someone, you chase them and try to catch up with them by running. Examples: run after sth/sb I wish my dog wouldn't run after cars. He nearly got hit by one today. run after sth/sb After the thief grabbed my wife's handbag, I ran after him but he got away. He was really fast.
🇬🇧 on the take
to be receiving illegal payments or bribes Examples: He seems to have a lot of money for a cop. He has to be on the take, doesn't he? It was a really corrupt period. Just about every member of the governing party was on the take.
🇬🇧 You can't make an omelette without breaking eggs | 110 |
| 20 | 🇬🇧 yes-man
If someone's a yes-man, they'll say they agree with someone, or say "yes" to them, in order to please them. Examples: Do you think Larry's just a yes-man, or will he tell the president what he really thinks? I don't want a yes-man. I want someone who'll tell me the truth.
🇬🇧 rake in
to make a lot of money Examples: rake in sth They must have been raking in millions since their song went to number one. rake sth in My company has been raking the money in, so I should get a really big bonus this year.
🇬🇧 wog
an offensive, derogatory term for a person whose skin colour is not white Examples: I was very embarrassed when my grandfather asked my wife, "What part of the empire do those wogs next door come from?" After my daughter told me that some of the white kids at her school had called her a wog, I went to see the school's principal.
🇬🇧 I felt sorry for myself because I had no shoes, until I met a man who had no feet. | 116 |
