Idiomatic language


🚀 I support you = I’ve got your back

🚀 That’s really bad = that sucks

🚀 That’s not your job = it’s none of your business

🚀 Calm down = take it easy!

🚀 I made a mistake = I messed up

🚀 Stop bothering me = Get off my back!

🚀 Stay out of trouble = keep your nose clean!

🚀 I was scared = I freaked out

🅰️MERICAN Idioms

🟢 1. A busman’s holiday = Free time spent doing what you usually do for
work
🟢 2. I got caught up in some work = I became involved in a task or job, for
longer than expected
🟢3. You really know your stuff /onions = You are very knowledgeable in
a particular subject
🟢4. I’ve hung up my boots = I have retired or stopped working
🟢5. All your hard work has really paid off = The effort put into a task has
resulted in a successful outcome
🟢6. It turned out great = It was successful, better than expected
🟢7. Don’t worry, I’m on top of it = I am fully in control of the situation or
task
🟢8. I don’t want to pull rank, but … = Said to assert your authority or
seniority in a situation to take control
🟢9. I handed in my notice = I resigned from my job

🟢10. She has put blood, sweat, and tears into this place = She invested a
lot of hard work into this task or project
🟢11. Everything went pear-shaped = It all went wrong or badly, often
unexpectedly
🟢12. To boss me about = To give orders to control me
🟢13. You’ve had a lot on [your plate] recently = You had to deal with a lot
of responsibilities or challenges in your life
🟢14. I will run everything by you first = I will seek your approval or input
before making decisions

🟢1. They're going to kick up a stink = To kick up a fuss, to disagree and
protest strongly about something
🟢2. They're going to fight tooth and nail = To fight strongly for
something
🟢3. I beg to differ = I disagree
🟢4. Let's not nitpick = Don’t focus on small details or mistakes
🟢5. You're splitting hairs = You are being overly critical about small and
unimportant differences or details
🟢6. You're not going to drop it, are you? = You won’t stop discussing or
raising a topic or issue
🟢7. No can-do = I cannot do that, that’s not possible.

🟢1. I’ve had it up to here = I am extremely frustrated, annoyed, or fed
up
🟢2. What really bugs me = What really annoys me
🟢3. I was over the moon = I was extremely happy or delighted
🟢4. My nerves got the better of me = I was so nervous, I lost control
🟢5. What possessed you? =Why did you do that? (unexpected or
irrational action)
🟢6. I’m sorry I got so worked up = I got overly emotional, excited, or
agitated about something

Why American English is so confusing🇺🇸

🎬 idioms

🔖 to be called for an interview
ℹ️ suhbatga chaqirish

🔖 to be your own boss
ℹ️ o’zingizga o'zingiz boshliq bo'lish

🔖 a dead-end job
ℹ️ lavozimini oshirish imkoniyatiga ega bo’lmagan ish

🔖 a good team player
ℹ️ jamoada yaxshi ishlay oladigan odam

🔖 a heavy workload
ℹ️ ko’p ishlash

🔖 a high-powered job
ℹ️ muhim va martabali ish

🔖 job satisfaction
ℹ️ ishdan zavqlanish

🔖 manual work
ℹ️ jismoniy faoliyatni talab qiladigan ish

🔖 maternity leave
ℹ️ onalik ta’tili (dekret)

🔖 to meet a deadline
ℹ️ ishni kelishilgan vaqtgacha tugatish

Common phrases

🚀 From now on - bugundan boshlab, hozirdan boshlab

🚀 I better go - men yaxshisi keta qolay

🚀 Speak for yourself - birovni nomidan gapirma! O’zing uchun javob ber!

🚀 You’re a Godsend - seni xudo yetkazdi

🚀 Just let it go - uni unut. U haqida ko’p o’ylama!

🚀 What is the point of doing this ? - bundan maqsad nima?

🚀 I know it sounds crazy - bilaman bu ahmoqona eshitiladi

🚀 Shame on you - uyate, bundan uyalishing kerak!

🚀 I’m on your side - men sen tomondaman.

🟢1. Between you and me = Saying something that is confidential or
secret statement…keep it secret
🟢2. A little bird tells me = This is a playful or casual way to say you have
information from a secret source - typically used when sharing gossip
or news.
🟢3. Word gets around = This expression means that information or
rumours tend to spread among people.
🟢4. Spill the beans = ask someone to reveal a secret or share
information

Idioms about RELATIONSHIP⬇️