The Ultimate English Idioms List for Competitive Exams

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Lesson 28 - Mask Toggle

Emoji	Expression	Meaning	Example Sentence

#811 - ••••••	blow a fuse idiom ••••••	to suddenly become very angry or lose control ••••••	He blew a fuse when he saw the mess. ••••••
#812 - ••••••	kick back idiom ••••••	to relax and do nothing for a while ••••••	After finishing the project, we just kicked back and watched a movie. ••••••
#813 - ••••••	lighten up idiom ••••••	to stop being so serious or stressed ••••••	Come on, lighten up! It’s just a joke. ••••••
#814 - ••••••	sleep like a log idiom ••••••	to sleep very deeply and soundly ••••••	After the long journey, I slept like a log all night. ••••••
#815 - ••••••	hit the hay idiom ••••••	to go to bed; to sleep ••••••	I'm really tired, so I'm going to hit the hay early tonight. ••••••
#816 - ••••••	catch some z’s idiom ••••••	to get some sleep ••••••	I need to catch some z’s before the meeting. ••••••
#817 - ••••••	asleep on your feet idiom ••••••	extremely tired and almost falling asleep ••••••	You look asleep on your feet after working all day. ••••••
#818 - ••••••	sleep tight idiom ••••••	to have a good and peaceful sleep ••••••	Good night! Sleep tight and sweet dreams. ••••••
#819 - ••••••	sleep it off idiom ••••••	to sleep in order to recover from tiredness or sickness ••••••	He drank too much and needed to sleep it off. ••••••
#820 - ••••••	nod off idiom ••••••	to fall asleep suddenly, especially when sitting ••••••	He nodded off during the boring lecture. ••••••
#821 - ••••••	Opportunity knocks but once idiom ••••••	Good opportunities are rare and should be seized when they appear. ••••••	Don't miss the chance, opportunity knocks but once. ••••••
#822 - ••••••	Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today idiom ••••••	Do not procrastinate; take advantage of the present moment. ••••••	Finish your work now, don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today. ••••••
#823 - ••••••	Make the most of something idiom ••••••	To use something to its full potential. ••••••	You should make the most of this opportunity. ••••••
#824 - ••••••	viral content idiom ••••••	Content that spreads rapidly across the internet, usually through social media. ••••••	The video went viral after being shared on Facebook. ••••••
#825 - ••••••	conversion rate idiom ••••••	The percentage of visitors to a website who take a desired action, such as making a purchase or signing up. ••••••	Our conversion rate has significantly improved after the redesign of the website. ••••••
#826 - ••••••	SEO (Search Engine Optimization) idiom ••••••	The process of improving the visibility of a website or web page in a search engine's unpaid results. ••••••	To improve our search rankings, we need to focus on SEO strategies. ••••••
#827 - ••••••	To go the extra mile idiom ••••••	To put in more effort than is expected ••••••	He always goes the extra mile to help his friends. ••••••
#828 - ••••••	To have a heart of gold idiom ••••••	To be very kind and generous ••••••	She has a heart of gold, always helping those in need. ••••••
#829 - ••••••	To be thick as thieves idiom ••••••	To be very close friends ••••••	They've been thick as thieves ever since childhood. ••••••
#830 - ••••••	To be there for someone idiom ••••••	To offer emotional support when someone is in need ••••••	No matter what happens, I’ll always be there for you. ••••••
#831 - ••••••	download the idea idiom ••••••	to absorb or understand information quickly ••••••	It took me a while to download the idea, but now I get it. ••••••
#832 - ••••••	virus of doubt idiom ••••••	a feeling of uncertainty that spreads quickly ••••••	A virus of doubt spread after the project delay. ••••••
#833 - ••••••	hang loose idiom ••••••	to relax and take things easy ••••••	We’re on vacation, so just hang loose and enjoy. ••••••
#834 - ••••••	laid-back idiom ••••••	calm, relaxed, and not easily upset ••••••	He’s a very laid-back person who rarely gets angry. ••••••
#835 - ••••••	burned out idiom ••••••	completely exhausted or tired due to overwork ••••••	After months of overtime, she felt burned out. ••••••
#836 - ••••••	Keep one’s eye on the ball idiom ••••••	To stay focused on achieving a goal. ••••••	If you keep your eye on the ball, you’ll surely succeed. ••••••
#837 - ••••••	gears in motion idiom ••••••	the process has started and is progressing ••••••	Once the plan was approved, the gears were in motion. ••••••
#838 - ••••••	put the pieces together idiom ••••••	to understand or solve something by combining information ••••••	After examining the data, the engineer put the pieces together. ••••••
#839 - ••••••	in so many words idiom ••••••	to say something clearly and directly ••••••	He didn’t say it in so many words, but I knew what he meant. ••••••
#840 - ••••••	lose touch idiom ••••••	to stop communicating with someone ••••••	We lost touch after college. ••••••