Idioms

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Idiom-(high time to do; bend over backwards for S/O; bend over backwards to do S/T )

1. high time to do - It is the right time; the timing is overdue so must to do now. eg. Since the stock market is low, it is high time we...

Idiom-(to pony up/spice things up)

1. to pony up - pay your debt; give what you owe Eg. Jack told his lazy friend to pay up and finally pay back his loan 2. spice things up...

idiom-(lose one’s touch/go cold turkey)

1. lose one’s touch - lose ability or skill; no longer able to do Eg. Sabrina lost her touch about teasing people after Stephen went to...

Idiom-(be down in the dumps/let it lie)

1. be down in the dumps - be sad ; be in a mood Eg. Stephen is down in the dumps because hi is going abroad and cannot see Sabrina...

Idiom-(by the skin on one’s teeth/be head over heels)

1. by the skin on one’s teeth - narrow escape; barely succeed Eg. On Discovery channel, I saw a gazelle escape a cheetah just by skin of...

Idiom-(come to grips with/measure twice, cut once)

1. come to grips with -accept the reality of the situation Eg. In order to succeed at an exam, you must come to grips with your ability...

Idiom-(be crunch time/step up one's game)

1. be crunch time - the rush time before a deadline Eg. Our big project is due in three days, this is crunch time! we must complete it....

Idiom- (go down in flames / to bust one's chops )

1. go down in flames - fail in a bad day Eg. Sam tried to ask that girl to go on a date but he went down in flames. 2. to bust one's...