Unit 37: Problems (idioms)

To lose focus or attention on something important, usually due to distraction or negligence

To hide or conceal something, especially something problematic or embarrassing rather than dealing with it openly and dishonestly

To do something badly, or mess something up, often through incompetence or poor execution

To lose the skill or ability that once had, especially in performing particular task or achieving success in a certain area

Refers to an unexpected result, disappointment, or humiliation that is deeply shocking or demoralizing to somebody

Refers to seeing things clearly and objectively, often after the initial excitement, emotion, confusion has passed. It implies a more sober or realistic perspective on a situation

To become confused, irritational, or overly emotional, often resulting in a loss of focus or direction

To offend or upset somebody, often by slighting them or undermining their status or authority

To describe something that is too complex or difficult for somebody to understand or manage

To be involved in a situation that is too difficult or complex for one to handle