Daily uses IDIOMS & PHRASES

Daily used IDIOMS & PHRASES

These are the Idioms that can be used on everyday life 

1. Hit the nail on the head: To do or say exactly the right thing.
2. Under the weather: Feeling unwell.
3. Miss the boat: To miss an opportunity.
4. Once in a blue moon: Very rarely.
5. Cost an arm and a leg: Very expensive.
6. Piece of cake: Very easy.
7. Cut corners: Do something in a way that saves time or effort but is not the proper way.
8. Barking up the wrong tree: Looking in the wrong place for something.
9. Rain or shine: No matter the weather.
10. Spill the beans: Reveal a secret.
11. Take it with a grain of salt: Don't believe something completely.
12. Break a leg: Good luck!
13. All ears: Paying close attention.
14. A dime a dozen: Very common and not special.
15. Call it a day: Stop working on something for now.
16. Butter someone up: Flatter someone to get something from them.
17. Bite the bullet: Do something unpleasant that needs to be done.
18. Every cloud has a silver lining: Even bad situations have some good aspects.
19. Two peas in a pod: Very similar to each other.
20. On the same page: Agreeing with someone.
21. See eye to eye: Agree with someone.
22. Push your buttons: Annoy someone.
23. Bend over backwards: Go to great lengths to help someone.
24. Get cold feet: Become nervous or scared about doing something.
25. Go the extra mile: Do more than what is expected.
26. Up in the air: Uncertain or undecided.
27. Make hay while the sun shines: Take advantage of a good opportunity.
28. Let the cat out of the bag: Reveal a secret.
29. Play it by ear: Decide what to do as you go along.
30. Get a taste of your own medicine: Experience the same negative treatment you gave someone else. 31. Jump on the bandwagon: Join a popular trend or activity.
31. Cost a pretty penny: Quite expensive.
32. Pay an arm and a leg: Very expensive (similar to #5).
33. Spill the tea: Reveal gossip or secrets.
34. On cloud nine: Very happy.
35. Head over heels: Deeply in love.
36. Think outside the box: Come up with new and creative ideas.
37. The best thing since sliced bread: A very good invention or product.
38. Break the ice: Make conversation easier in a new situation.
39. Get your foot in the door: Get a chance to start something you want to do.
40. Get back on your feet: Recover from a difficult situation.
41. Keep your head above water: Manage to cope with a difficult situation.
42. See the light at the end of the tunnel: See hope for improvement in a difficult situation.
43. Make a long story short: To summarize.
44. The early bird gets the worm: The first person to try will be successful.
45. A penny saved is a penny earned: Saving money is just as good as earning it.
46. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy: It's important to balance work and leisure.
47. Curiosity killed the cat: Be careful about being too inquisitive.
48. An apple a day keeps the doctor away: Eating healthy is good for you.
49. Don't count your chickens before they hatch: Don't celebrate something before it happens.