The Ultimate English Idioms List for Competitive Exams

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Lesson 55 - Mask Toggle

Emoji	Expression	Meaning	Example Sentence

#1621 - ••••••	play devil’s advocate idiom ••••••	to argue against an idea for the sake of discussion ••••••	I’ll play devil’s advocate and question your argument. ••••••
#1622 - ••••••	the conversion funnel idiom ••••••	the process customers go through from awareness to purchase ••••••	We need to analyze where people drop off in the conversion funnel. ••••••
#1623 - ••••••	target audience idiom ••••••	a specific group of people a campaign is aimed at ••••••	You need to know your target audience before launching a campaign. ••••••
#1624 - ••••••	influencer marketing idiom ••••••	promoting products through influential people on social media ••••••	Many brands invest in influencer marketing to reach younger audiences. ••••••
#1625 - ••••••	click-through rate idiom ••••••	the percentage of users who click on an ad or link ••••••	Our click-through rate improved after we changed the headline. ••••••
#1626 - ••••••	lead generation idiom ••••••	the process of attracting and converting strangers into potential customers ••••••	We’re focusing on lead generation through free webinars. ••••••
#1627 - ••••••	user journey idiom ••••••	the complete experience a user has with a brand or product ••••••	Mapping the user journey helps improve customer satisfaction. ••••••
#1628 - ••••••	engagement rate idiom ••••••	a measure of how actively people interact with online content ••••••	Our engagement rate doubled after using video posts. ••••••
#1629 - ••••••	hear someone out idiom ••••••	to listen to someone until they have finished speaking ••••••	Please hear me out before you make a decision. ••••••
#1630 - ••••••	fight your demons idiom ••••••	to deal with your fears or bad memories courageously ••••••	He’s learning to fight his demons from the past. ••••••
#1631 - ••••••	fearless as a lion idiom ••••••	to be very brave and bold ••••••	The firefighter was fearless as a lion during the rescue. ••••••
#1632 - ••••••	To offer the olive branch idiom ••••••	To make peace with someone after a conflict ••••••	After their argument, he decided to offer the olive branch and apologize. ••••••
#1633 - ••••••	A true friend is one who stands by you idiom ••••••	A true friend will be there for you during difficult times ••••••	Even in the worst of times, she proved to be a true friend. A true friend is one who stands by you. ••••••
#1634 - ••••••	a piece of the puzzle idiom ••••••	a small part of a larger situation or problem ••••••	Finding the right team is just a piece of the puzzle in creating a successful business. ••••••
#1635 - ••••••	a no-brainer idiom ••••••	something that is very easy to understand or decide ••••••	The solution to the problem was a no-brainer. ••••••
#1636 - ••••••	put your faith in idiom ••••••	to trust or believe in someone or something ••••••	She decided to put her faith in her friends to help her. ••••••
#1637 - ••••••	faithful to the end idiom ••••••	staying loyal and supportive for a long time ••••••	She was faithful to the end in her relationship. ••••••
#1638 - ••••••	put your faith in the hands of idiom ••••••	to trust someone with something important ••••••	She decided to put her faith in the hands of her lawyer for the case. ••••••
#1639 - ••••••	a man of faith idiom ••••••	a person who strongly believes in a particular religion or principle ••••••	He is known as a man of faith in his community. ••••••
#1640 - ••••••	carry the responsibility idiom ••••••	to be in charge of something or to be responsible for it ••••••	As the project leader, he had to carry the responsibility for the entire team. ••••••
#1641 - ••••••	fall on one's shoulders idiom ••••••	to be responsible for something difficult or unpleasant ••••••	The task of organizing the event fell on her shoulders. ••••••
#1642 - ••••••	dog days idiom ••••••	the hottest days of summer ••••••	During the dog days of summer, everyone stays indoors. ••••••
#1643 - ••••••	chill out idiom ••••••	to relax and stop being angry or nervous ••••••	You need to chill out and enjoy the weekend. ••••••
#1644 - ••••••	under pressure idiom ••••••	to be in a stressful situation with a lot of demands ••••••	She performs well even when she’s under pressure. ••••••
#1645 - ••••••	let your hair down idiom ••••••	to relax and enjoy yourself freely ••••••	At the party, everyone let their hair down. ••••••
#1646 - ••••••	burn out idiom ••••••	to become very tired and lose motivation due to overwork ••••••	If you don’t rest, you’ll burn out soon. ••••••
#1647 - ••••••	keep your cool idiom ••••••	to stay calm under stress or provocation ••••••	Even in emergencies, he always keeps his cool. ••••••
#1648 - ••••••	take a breather idiom ••••••	to rest for a short while to relax ••••••	Let’s take a breather before continuing the meeting. ••••••
#1649 - ••••••	on edge idiom ••••••	to be nervous, tense, or irritable ••••••	She’s been on edge since the exam started. ••••••
#1650 - ••••••	take a load off idiom ••••••	to sit down and relax, especially after working hard ••••••	Come in and take a load off. ••••••