Informal language

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Flashcards on Informal language, created by piotr.jarmoszewi on 29/03/2015.
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to argue with sb to take an issue with
two people have a lot of things in common and it's easy for them to undrestand each other to be on the same wavelength
to disagree with sb to be at odds
two people are complete opposites to be poles apart
to try to find out what someone thinks about sth to sound out somebody
to offer your opinion, often without being asked for it I'd like to put my 2 cents in
to check all informations about sb to check where sb is coming from
interrupt someone To butt in
sit tight sit like a stunned mullet
feel bad/ill to be under the weather
to prevent yourself from laughing or speaking to bite your lip
to become very angry to hit the roof
to become angry to get cross
to become angry to lose your temper
to become angry to make my blood boil
sth is annoying it bugs me
sth irritates me it drives me up the wall
it irritates me it winds me up
sth slows down other thing or ruins it it is a drag
to dress up well for sth for example weather to wrap up well
someone who is thought to be a bad person by the rest of his/her classmates or family to be the black sheep
keep sth in secret keep it under your hat
to be the person in a relationship who makes all important decisions to wear trousers
to see someone else's point of view to walk in someone's shoes
to remain calm or patient to keep someone's shirt on
very seldom once in the blue moon
be angry to see red
my intelligence grey matter
road to nowhere amount to nothing
to fail to remember something to draw a blank
what is annoying you what's eating you
it annoyes me it gags me!
be angry get all bent out of shape
to lose your temper fly off the handle
go away get out of my face
to be strongly sexualy attracted to someone to have hots for someone
treat sb especially in hopes of receiving sth special to butter somebody up
escape with sth to get away with sth
to be happy to be walking on air
to feel that you're the best to feel on top of the world
an error in speaking in which a word is pronounced incorrectly to slip of the tongue
to feel embarassed to blush
to feel embarassed to go red-faced
be very angry to be mad enough to kick a cat
when sth has hurt you once, you tend to avoid it once bitten, twice shy
you're so scared that you can't move to be numb with fear
to apply pressure on yourself to achive sth to push yourself as hard as you can
to not behave as you are ordered or expected to to step out of line
to catch a person in the act of doing sth wrong to catch red-headed
to have the ability to grow plants well to have a green thumb
to move up to sth to belly- up
to be very busy up to one's ears
to work hard and make an effort put one's shoulder to the wheel
money used to pay for a murder blood money
money to to spend anyway you want money to burn
very, very cold as cold as ice
to try to own all the same things as you know in order to seem as good as them keep up with the Jonses
a person who says nice things about people when they are with them, but bad to others two-faced
to make an effort to understand and deal with a problem or situation get to grips with
get some secret information receive tip-offs
to become important news and be reported in the newspapers and on the tv, and radio hit the headlines
publish a story run a story
angry hot under the collar
to speak out about sth that is a secret to blab out
deal with the stress to cope with stress
fit somewhere to blend in
to become very angry to throw wobblies
new shirt crisp shirts
give sb a piece of mind to tell sb off
it should be generally understood or accepted it goes without saying
ready and willing to talk to be on speaking terms
to catch someone's attention attention grabbing
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