The Ultimate English Idioms List for Competitive Exams

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Lesson 118 - Mask Toggle

Emoji	Expression	Meaning	Example Sentence

#3511 - ••••••	the human touch idiom ••••••	a personal or emotional element that technology lacks ••••••	Even with AI, customers still appreciate the human touch in service. ••••••
#3512 - ••••••	machine learning curve idiom ••••••	the process of gradual improvement through experience and learning ••••••	The new developers are still on their machine learning curve. ••••••
#3513 - ••••••	garbage in, garbage out idiom ••••••	flawed input data will produce flawed results ••••••	If the training data is poor, the AI model will fail — garbage in, garbage out. ••••••
#3514 - ••••••	the singularity idiom ••••••	a hypothetical future point when AI surpasses human intelligence ••••••	Some experts believe the singularity could change humanity forever. ••••••
#3515 - ••••••	deep learning dive idiom ••••••	to study or explore something in great depth ••••••	He took a deep learning dive into neural networks last month. ••••••
#3516 - ••••••	crunch the data idiom ••••••	to process and analyze large amounts of data ••••••	The AI can crunch the data in seconds and give insights. ••••••
#3517 - ••••••	walk a fine line idiom ••••••	to balance between two difficult choices or opposing sides ••••••	The diplomat had to walk a fine line between honesty and tact. ••••••
#3518 - ••••••	a diplomatic tightrope idiom ••••••	a very delicate or risky diplomatic situation ••••••	Managing relations with both rivals is a diplomatic tightrope. ••••••
#3519 - ••••••	extend an olive branch idiom ••••••	to offer peace or reconciliation ••••••	After years of conflict, the president decided to extend an olive branch. ••••••
#3520 - ••••••	bridge the gap idiom ••••••	to reduce differences or improve relations ••••••	The treaty aims to bridge the gap between the two sides. ••••••
#3521 - ••••••	draw a line in the sand idiom ••••••	to set a firm boundary or make a limit clear ••••••	The prime minister drew a line in the sand regarding national security. ••••••
#3522 - ••••••	put one's cards on the table idiom ••••••	to be honest and open about one’s intentions ••••••	The negotiator decided to put his cards on the table to speed up talks. ••••••
#3523 - ••••••	gain the upper hand idiom ••••••	to get control or advantage over someone ••••••	Through smart negotiation, the ambassador gained the upper hand. ••••••
#3524 - ••••••	stroke of genius idiom ••••••	a brilliant and creative idea or action ••••••	That marketing campaign was a stroke of genius. ••••••
#3525 - ••••••	burst of inspiration idiom ••••••	a sudden feeling of creativity or motivation ••••••	He wrote the poem in a burst of inspiration. ••••••
#3526 - ••••••	spark an idea idiom ••••••	to cause someone to have a new thought or idea ••••••	That movie sparked an idea for my next project. ••••••
#3527 - ••••••	on your plate idiom ••••••	something that is your responsibility or job to handle ••••••	I have too much on my plate right now with all the projects. ••••••
#3528 - ••••••	rising tide lifts all boats idiom ••••••	economic growth benefits everyone; a general improvement in the economy helps all participants ••••••	The government's new policies are helping the economy, and as a result, a rising tide lifts all boats. ••••••
#3529 - ••••••	a rising tide of opportunity idiom ••••••	an increase in opportunities for growth or success that benefits many people ••••••	The new technology sector is creating a rising tide of opportunity for young entrepreneurs. ••••••
#3530 - ••••••	change gears idiom ••••••	to shift to a new way of thinking or doing things ••••••	We need to change gears if we want to reach our target in time. ••••••
#3531 - ••••••	A hard row to hoe idiom ••••••	A difficult task or challenge. ••••••	Getting this project done on time is going to be a hard row to hoe. ••••••
#3532 - ••••••	Put the pedal to the metal idiom ••••••	To push harder and make a greater effort. ••••••	We need to put the pedal to the metal if we want to meet the deadline. ••••••
#3533 - ••••••	safeguard your system idiom ••••••	to protect your computer system or network from attacks ••••••	Make sure to safeguard your system with the latest antivirus software. ••••••
#3534 - ••••••	phishing attempt idiom ••••••	an attempt to deceive someone into revealing personal or confidential information by pretending to be a trustworthy entity ••••••	The email you received looks like a phishing attempt, so don't click any links. ••••••
#3535 - ••••••	hack the system idiom ••••••	to break into a system or network to gain unauthorized access ••••••	He was caught trying to hack the system for personal gain. ••••••
#3536 - ••••••	breach of security idiom ••••••	a violation or failure to adhere to security protocols ••••••	The company faced a significant breach of security last year. ••••••
#3537 - ••••••	in two minds idiom ••••••	undecided about something ••••••	I'm in two minds about accepting the new job offer. ••••••
#3538 - ••••••	to have second thoughts idiom ••••••	to reconsider a decision ••••••	I’m having second thoughts about moving abroad. ••••••
#3539 - ••••••	to put two and two together idiom ••••••	to figure something out from the facts ••••••	She didn’t tell me directly, but I put two and two together. ••••••
#3540 - ••••••	one in a million idiom ••••••	very special or rare ••••••	Her kindness makes her one in a million. ••••••