Common English Idioms Set
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This study set covers frequently used English idioms, providing definitions and examples for improved understanding and communication.
Very easy
To face a difficult situation with courage
Good luck
To be very expensive
To do something in the easiest, cheapest, or quickest way, often resulting in a lower quality product
To become nervous or afraid to do something
To study hard
To reveal a secret
Very rarely
Alert, attentive, and efficient
To tease or joke with someone
Raining very heavily
To agree
To postpone a plan
It is your turn to act
Slightly ill
To talk about something that has been bothering you
Something good that initially seems bad
To work or study late into the night
To take on more than you can handle
To make a start in a social situation
To stop working on something
To learn how to do something
To ignore someone
To make more effort than is expected
To stay positive and hopeful
To achieve two things with one action
To avoid interfering in a situation that could cause trouble
To summarize something briefly
To miss an opportunity
You must work hard to achieve success
Unexpectedly
A feeling of calm and relaxation
To say something embarrassing or inappropriate
To understand the hidden meaning of something
A general principle or guideline
To not take something too seriously
To think creatively and unconventionally
To make a fresh start
To be very careful about what one says or does
To understand something difficult
Very common and inexpensive
Rushing to complete something before a deadline
To be mistaken or pursuing the wrong course of action