The Ultimate English Idioms List for Competitive Exams

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Emoji	Expression	Meaning	Example Sentence

#3031 - ••••••	AI accountability idiom ••••••	the responsibility of developers and organizations to ensure AI systems act fairly, safely, and ethically. ••••••	Ensuring AI accountability is essential to avoid harmful consequences in society. ••••••
#3032 - ••••••	machine learning fairness idiom ••••••	the concept of ensuring that machine learning models make unbiased, equitable decisions. ••••••	The research team focused on improving machine learning fairness to eliminate discrimination. ••••••
#3033 - ••••••	success is earned, not given idiom ••••••	success comes from hard work, not by chance ••••••	Remember, success is earned, not given, so work hard every day. ••••••
#3034 - ••••••	There’s no ‘I’ in team idiom ••••••	Teamwork requires collaboration; individualism does not work. ••••••	You need to collaborate with everyone; there’s no ‘I’ in team. ••••••
#3035 - ••••••	a quantum leap idiom ••••••	a big and sudden improvement ••••••	This discovery is a quantum leap in medical research. ••••••
#3036 - ••••••	the acid test idiom ••••••	a true and final test of success ••••••	The real market will be the acid test for this invention. ••••••
#3037 - ••••••	go nuclear idiom ••••••	to react very strongly or angrily ••••••	When the data got deleted, the manager went nuclear. ••••••
#3038 - ••••••	wave the white flag idiom ••••••	to surrender or give up ••••••	After a long debate, he finally waved the white flag. ••••••
#3039 - ••••••	As I see it idiom ••••••	According to my understanding or opinion ••••••	As I see it, we need to try a different strategy. ••••••
#3040 - ••••••	My two cents idiom ••••••	My personal opinion or suggestion ••••••	That’s just my two cents, but I think we should wait. ••••••
#3041 - ••••••	I’m of the opinion that idiom ••••••	I believe that; expressing a firm opinion ••••••	I’m of the opinion that honesty always pays. ••••••
#3042 - ••••••	I feel that idiom ••••••	Used to express a personal belief or feeling ••••••	I feel that we could do better next time. ••••••
#3043 - ••••••	As far as I can tell idiom ••••••	As I understand; based on what I know ••••••	As far as I can tell, everything is fine. ••••••
#3044 - ••••••	Speaking personally idiom ••••••	Expressing one’s personal view or opinion ••••••	Speaking personally, I wouldn’t take that risk. ••••••
#3045 - ••••••	get your money’s worth idiom ••••••	to get value or satisfaction from what you paid for ••••••	That smartphone is so durable—you really got your money’s worth. ••••••
#3046 - ••••••	a penny saved is a penny earned idiom ••••••	saving money is just as valuable as earning it ••••••	My grandfather always said, 'a penny saved is a penny earned.' ••••••
#3047 - ••••••	bang for your buck idiom ••••••	value for the money spent; a good deal ••••••	This insurance plan gives you the best bang for your buck. ••••••
#3048 - ••••••	drop in the ocean idiom ••••••	a very small or insignificant amount compared to what is needed ••••••	Our recycling efforts are just a drop in the ocean compared to the global pollution problem. ••••••
#3049 - ••••••	canary in the coal mine idiom ••••••	an early warning of potential danger ••••••	Melting glaciers are the canary in the coal mine for climate change. ••••••
#3050 - ••••••	breathe easy idiom ••••••	to relax after a stressful or dangerous situation ••••••	After the pollution control laws were enforced, people could finally breathe easy. ••••••
#3051 - ••••••	go green idiom ••••••	to adopt an environmentally friendly lifestyle ••••••	Many companies are trying to go green by using renewable energy sources. ••••••
#3052 - ••••••	leave a carbon footprint idiom ••••••	to cause pollution or environmental impact through daily activities ••••••	Flying frequently can leave a large carbon footprint. ••••••
#3053 - ••••••	bury your head in the sand idiom ••••••	to ignore a problem hoping it will go away ••••••	We can’t bury our heads in the sand about climate change any longer. ••••••
#3054 - ••••••	take a leaf out of someone’s book idiom ••••••	to imitate or follow someone’s good example ••••••	Other cities should take a leaf out of Copenhagen’s book on eco-friendly transport. ••••••
#3055 - ••••••	white hat idiom ••••••	a hacker who uses skills ethically to improve security ••••••	White hats help companies identify and fix security flaws. ••••••
#3056 - ••••••	air gap idiom ••••••	a physical separation between secure and insecure systems ••••••	Critical networks are kept air-gapped to prevent unauthorized access. ••••••
#3057 - ••••••	in the dark web idiom ••••••	in a hidden or secret part of the internet used for illegal activities ••••••	Stolen credentials often end up in the dark web. ••••••
#3058 - ••••••	data breach idiom ••••••	unauthorized access to confidential information ••••••	The company suffered a major data breach last year. ••••••
#3059 - ••••••	phishing attack idiom ••••••	a fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information by disguising as a trustworthy entity ••••••	Never click on suspicious links to avoid a phishing attack. ••••••
#3060 - ••••••	digital footprint idiom ••••••	the trace of information left by a user's online activities ••••••	Be cautious about what you post online; your digital footprint lasts forever. ••••••