Idioms
Common English idioms used in daily life, at work, and in exams, explained with meanings and examples.
18 expressions found
Feeling extremely happy.
Extremely happy.
To suddenly become too nervous to do something you had planned.
To suddenly become very angry.
To stay calm in a stressful situation.
To release stress or anger, often through physical activity.
To calm down and behave normally after being upset.
To annoy someone very much.
To become difficult to control.
In the same difficult situation as someone else.
To be very careful about what you say or do so as not to upset someone.
To change your opinion or decision about something.
To spoil someone's plans or happiness.
To do or say something that disturbs a stable situation.
An obvious problem that everyone notices but no one wants to talk about.
The last in a series of unpleasant events that makes a situation unbearable.
To make a bad situation even worse.
Something that seems bad at first but turns out to be good.
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