✳ Monkey business.
_It means " do something illegal".
✍ Do your homework and forget about all this monkey business.
_It means " do something illegal".
✍ Do your homework and forget about all this monkey business.
✴️ Clear as mud:
_Not clear at all, not easy to understand.
“He’s a great scientist, but I find his explanation of bacteria and microbes as clear as mud.”
_Not clear at all, not easy to understand.
“He’s a great scientist, but I find his explanation of bacteria and microbes as clear as mud.”
✴️HANG IN THERE
-Don't give up.
Dear you are able to do that.Hang in there.
-Don't give up.
Dear you are able to do that.Hang in there.
✴️IT'S RAINING CATS AND DOGS- It's raining hard.
Jack how is the weather in you land?
It is climate but now it is rainging cats and dogs.
Jack how is the weather in you land?
It is climate but now it is rainging cats and dogs.
✴️AS RIGHT AS RAIN
-Perfect.
Our project is as right as rain.
-Perfect.
Our project is as right as rain.
✴️HIT IT OFF
to quickly become good friends with.
to quickly become good friends with.
✴️lay off(something).
( informal) to stop using or doing something
I think you’d better lay off alcohol for a while.
( informal) to stop using or doing something
I think you’d better lay off alcohol for a while.
✴️down-to-ˈearth
(adjective)practical and direct in a sensible honest way.
Fran’s a friendly, down-to-earth person
(adjective)practical and direct in a sensible honest way.
Fran’s a friendly, down-to-earth person
✴️drive something home.
to make something completely clear to someone.
He didn’t have to drive the point home. The videotape had done that.
to make something completely clear to someone.
He didn’t have to drive the point home. The videotape had done that.
✴️laugh heartily/uproariously/hysterically etc
laugh a lot
laugh a lot
✴️keep to yourself (also keep yourself to yourself )(Br E)
to live a very quiet private life and not do many things that involve other people
to live a very quiet private life and not do many things that involve other people
✴️to keep out: not to enter, not allow to enter (S)
-I've told you to keep the dog out of the house.
-There was a large sign outside the door that said, "Danger Zone."
-I've told you to keep the dog out of the house.
-There was a large sign outside the door that said, "Danger Zone."
✴️for keeps:
(informal) forever
Marriage ought to be for keeps.
(informal) forever
Marriage ought to be for keeps.
✴️ Keep finger crossed:
hope that someting will happen the way you wait and want.
It's been several days I have kept my finger crossed to be blissfully happy with her for keeps.
hope that someting will happen the way you wait and want.
It's been several days I have kept my finger crossed to be blissfully happy with her for keeps.
✴️ ill at ease : uncomfortable or worried in a situation
-Speaking in front of a large audience makes many people feel ill at ease.
-Speaking in front of a large audience makes many people feel ill at ease.
✴️lay off (somebody) ( informal): to stop annoying someone or hurting them.
Just lay off, will you!I wish he’d lay off me!
Just lay off, will you!I wish he’d lay off me!
✴️bang on
( BrE)(informal) :to talk continuously about something in a boring way go on: [bang on about]
I wish he wouldn’t keep banging on about politics.
( BrE)(informal) :to talk continuously about something in a boring way go on: [bang on about]
I wish he wouldn’t keep banging on about politics.
✴️when it comes to: something ( informal) when you are dealing with something or talking about something.
He’s a bit of an expert when it comes to computers.
He’s a bit of an expert when it comes to computers.
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