The Ultimate English Idioms List for Competitive Exams

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Lesson 70 - Mask Toggle

Emoji	Expression	Meaning	Example Sentence

#2071 - ••••••	sweet tooth idiom ••••••	a love for sweet foods ••••••	She has a sweet tooth and can’t resist desserts. ••••••
#2072 - ••••••	get along with idiom ••••••	to have a good relationship with someone ••••••	I really get along with my coworkers. ••••••
#2073 - ••••••	on the same wavelength idiom ••••••	to think in a similar way as someone else ••••••	My best friend and I are always on the same wavelength. ••••••
#2074 - ••••••	a shoulder to cry on idiom ••••••	someone who listens and supports you when you are sad ••••••	She has always been a shoulder to cry on when I needed help. ••••••
#2075 - ••••••	bury the hatchet idiom ••••••	to stop fighting and become friends again ••••••	After years of argument, they decided to bury the hatchet. ••••••
#2076 - ••••••	Disrupt the market idiom ••••••	To radically change an industry with innovation. ••••••	Their app aims to disrupt the market for food delivery. ••••••
#2077 - ••••••	Runway idiom ••••••	The time a startup has before running out of cash. ••••••	We only have six months of runway left. ••••••
#2078 - ••••••	Scale up idiom ••••••	To expand a company’s operations or reach. ••••••	The startup is ready to scale up after its first funding round. ••••••
#2079 - ••••••	Minimum Viable Product (MVP) idiom ••••••	The simplest version of a product used to test an idea. ••••••	We launched an MVP to get feedback before the full version. ••••••
#2080 - ••••••	Tech-savvy idiom ••••••	Having good knowledge of modern technology. ••••••	Our tech-savvy team built the prototype in just a week. ••••••
#2081 - ••••••	Get traction idiom ••••••	To start gaining attention or success in the market. ••••••	The new app is starting to get traction among users. ••••••
#2082 - ••••••	Seed funding idiom ••••••	Initial capital used to start a business. ••••••	They received seed funding from angel investors. ••••••
#2083 - ••••••	Exit strategy idiom ••••••	A plan for how investors or founders will eventually leave or cash out. ••••••	Every startup should have a clear exit strategy. ••••••
#2084 - ••••••	Early adopter idiom ••••••	Someone who starts using a new product before others. ••••••	Early adopters often help startups refine their products. ••••••
#2085 - ••••••	under the pump idiom ••••••	to be under a lot of pressure or stress ••••••	The team has been under the pump to meet the project deadline. ••••••
#2086 - ••••••	crack under pressure idiom ••••••	to lose control or fail when under stress ••••••	Some people crack under pressure, while others thrive. ••••••
#2087 - ••••••	buckle under the strain idiom ••••••	to give in to stress or pressure ••••••	She refused to buckle under the strain and kept going. ••••••
#2088 - ••••••	feel the strain idiom ••••••	to feel stress or pressure from a difficult situation ••••••	Many employees are starting to feel the strain of the workload. ••••••
#2089 - ••••••	carry the world on your shoulders idiom ••••••	to feel responsible for everything; to take on too much stress ••••••	You can’t carry the world on your shoulders; learn to share the load. ••••••
#2090 - ••••••	a masterpiece idiom ••••••	an outstanding work of art or achievement ••••••	Her latest sculpture is truly a masterpiece. ••••••
#2091 - ••••••	in full color idiom ••••••	in great detail and vividness ••••••	The documentary showed the event in full color. ••••••
#2092 - ••••••	a splash of color idiom ••••••	a small amount of bright color added for effect ••••••	Add a splash of color to make the room lively. ••••••
#2093 - ••••••	picture perfect idiom ••••••	completely flawless or ideal ••••••	Their wedding day was picture perfect. ••••••
#2094 - ••••••	stab someone in the back idiom ••••••	to betray someone who trusts you ••••••	I can’t believe he stabbed me in the back after all I did for him. ••••••
#2095 - ••••••	a daydreamer idiom ••••••	someone who spends a lot of time thinking about pleasant things rather than working ••••••	She’s a daydreamer who often forgets what she’s doing. ••••••
#2096 - ••••••	a happy camper idiom ••••••	a person who is content and satisfied with life ••••••	After getting the job, he’s been a happy camper. ••••••
#2097 - ••••••	a workaholic idiom ••••••	a person who works too much and finds it hard to stop ••••••	He’s such a workaholic, even on weekends he works. ••••••
#2098 - ••••••	Dress to kill idiom ••••••	To wear clothes that attract a lot of attention and admiration. ••••••	She always dresses to kill when she goes to parties. ••••••
#2099 - ••••••	Wear your heart on your sleeve idiom ••••••	To openly show your emotions or feelings. ••••••	He wears his heart on his sleeve, so you always know how he feels. ••••••
#2100 - ••••••	Bursting at the seams idiom ••••••	To be very full or crowded. ••••••	The store was bursting at the seams during the sale. ••••••