English Idioms

[toulay]

Peace be upon you

Break a leg=a way to wish someone good luck.

To live it up=to enjoy life.

To kick the bucket=to die.

Shape up or ship out=when you tell someone if their behavior does not improve they will have to leave.

To spill the beans=to tell a secret.

It's raining cats and dogs=it's raining hard.

Top dog=the leader.

To smell a rat=to think that something is wrong.

To chicken out=not doing an activity because of fear.

To eat like a horse=to eat a lot.

To break someone's heart=to cause someone to feel sad.

Burn the midnight oil=to work studiously late into the night.


Best of luck

[hind mimi]

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[alienvsalgerian]

Thank you bro ..
I red the following in a website and I thought that it could be intresting for the guys here

In some common fixed expressions of place, time and movement countable nouns are normally treated as uncountables, without articles. Here are the most common expressions of this kind:
To school / at school / in school / from school
To university / at university / from university (GB)
To university / in university / from university (US)
To / in / into / out of bed / prison
To / at sea
To / in / from town
At / from home
Leave home / school / university / college
Start school / university / college
Enter school / university / college
To / in / into / out of hospital
To / at / from work
By car / by bus / by bicycle / by plane / by train / by boat
On foot
By radio / phone / letter / mail
In some cases, place nouns are used with articles. There is usually a difference of meaning. For example, when we say at the university, we are referring to the building, not to the activities going on there.
Compare:
John has to go to hospital. He has got heart problems. (as a patient.)
I went to the hospital to see James. (Here we are referring to the bricks and mortar structure.)
Notes
In American English, the words hospital and I are always used with articles.

[Alladin1]

Love it, cheers :)

[نارينا]

Thank you Toulay for the effort

I still remember these two ones

"To spill the beans=to tell a secret."

"It's raining cats and dogs=it's raining hard."

This one is so funny

" to eat like a horse" hhhh

[younesok]

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[layn]

Peace be upon you

Break a leg=a way to wish someone good luck. []

To live it up=to enjoy life. ]


Shape up or ship out=when you tell someone if their behavior does not improve they will have to leave. ]

To spill the beans=to tell a secret.]


Best of luck
break a leg is said for performers and artists. to wish them luck
to live it up also means to saty true to something, as in live up to your reputation/name, being true to it
spill the beans means to get to the point already

good post still thx:D

[massi3dd]

thank you very much