English Idioms

Front

Don't give up your day job

Back

A joke to insult someone's singing or dancing skills.

Front

I've got your back!

Back

A way to tell someone that you support them.

Front

On the ball

Back

Focused on a goal, working hard.

Front

Once in a blue moon

Back

Something that happens very rarely.

Front

He's got a short fuse

Back

Someone who easily gets angry.

Front

Break a leg

Back

A way to wish someone good luck.

Front

Bite the bullet

Back

To face a difficult situation with courage.

Front

Hit the nail on the head

Back

To describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem.

Front

Let the cat out of the bag

Back

To reveal a secret.

Front

Under the weather

Back

Feeling ill or unwell.