English Phrasal Verbs and Idioms

English Phrasal Verbs and Idioms Work hard, Play hard!

29/04/2024

To come down in the world - to loose money and have lower social position than before

23/04/2024

To have a down on somebody - to dislike smb, often unfairly

23/04/2024

To do my bit - to make a contribution

26/03/2024

To be on the loose - (for dangerous people/animals) to be free to move around and harm the others

26/03/2024

To have a sweet tooth -to like eating sugary things

11/03/2024

To keep somebody in the dark - not tell something to somebody/ to keep secrets from him/her

19/02/2024

To turn tail to - turn around and run away usually because you are frightened

19/02/2024

To keep a tight rein on sth/sbd - to control sth/sbd firmly

19/02/2024

To be on the ball - to be quick in understanding and reacting to things

16/02/2024

To stop (dead) in your tracks - to suddenly stop doing something

16/02/2024

To have a fit - to be very shocked/angry

09/02/2024

To make a run for it - try to escape from sbd/sth by running away

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