Idioms Original Meaning

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'I am a couch potato' means

• I went crazy.

• I am kind.

• I am lazy.

• I should focus.

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'I have a heart of gold' means

• I am lazy.

• I went crazy.

• I am scared to do something.

• I am kind.

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'I opened a can of worms' means

• I went crazy.

• I am scared to do something.

• I want to ask you a question.

• I started some trouble.

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'I have cold feet' means

• I went crazy.

• I am scared to do something.

• I should focus.

• I am lazy.

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'I want to pick your brain' means

• I want to ask you a question.

• I will be quite.

• I started some trouble.

• I should focus.

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"Do something to begin a process".

• Get the ball rolling

• A horse in this race

• Hit out of the park

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"To give up, admit defeat"

• Jump through hoops

• Get the ball rolling

• Throw in the towel

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"An important person in a company or organization"

• The apple of (someone's) eye

• Big cheese

• Couch potato

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"Chat for a considerable length of time"

• Chew the fat

• Cut the mustard

• Cherry-pick

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"Be in trouble"

• Be in warm water

• Out of the blue

• Be in hot water