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Idiomatic Expressions 1

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  1. 1about toalmost ready to
  2. 2above allmost importantly
  3. 3add upmake sense; be logical
  4. 4all at oncesuddenly; without warning
  5. 5all of a suddenall at once; suddenly
  6. 6as a matter of factin reality; actually
  7. 7as a rulegenerally; customarily
  8. 8at easenot nervous; calm
  9. 9as the drop of a hatquickly; without any preparation time
  10. 10back out (of)withdraw an offer
  11. 11bank ondepend on; count on
  12. 12be my guestdo what you want; feel free; help yourself
  13. 13be rustyneed practice or review
  14. 14beats meI don't know; I have no idea (often used in response to a question)
  15. 15better offin an improved condition.
  16. 16bite off more than one can chewtake on more responsibility than one can handle
  17. 17bound tocertain to; sure to
  18. 18Break downstop functioning (a machine, for example)
  19. 19break in (on)interrupt
  20. 20break the icebreak through social barriers (as at a party)
  21. 21break the news (to)inform; give bad news
  22. 22break upend (a meeting, for example)
  23. 23break up (with)stop being a couple (a boyfriend and girlfriend, for example)
  24. 24a breezesomething very simple and easy to do
  25. 25bring aboutcause to hapen
  26. 26bring up(1) raise (a child)
    (2) introduce (a topicm for example)
  27. 27brush up onreview;
    study;
    practice
  28. 28bump intomeet unexpectedly; run into
  29. 29by and largemostly; generally; on the whole
  30. 30by heartby memory; learned word for word
  31. 31by no meansin no way; not at all
  32. 32call it a daystop working for the day;
    go home
  33. 33call offcancel
  34. 34call onvisit
  35. 35calm downrelax
  36. 36care for(1) take care of
    (2) like; feel affection for
  37. 37catch onbecome popular
  38. 38catch on (to)understand; learn
  39. 39catch up (with)go as fast as;
    catch
  40. 40check in (or into)register (at a hotel)
  41. 41check out (of)(1) leave (a hotel)
    (2) take material
    (from a library, for example)
  42. 42cheer upbecome cheerful;
    be happy
  43. 43chip in (on/for)contribute
  44. 44clear up(1) clarify; make understandable
    (2) become nice and sunny
    (used to talk about the weather)
  45. 45come acrossfind; meet; encounter
  46. 46come around (to)begin to change one's opinion;
    begin to agree with
  47. 47come down withbecome sick with (illness)
  48. 48come up withthink of (an idea)
  49. 49cost an arm and a legbe very expensive
  50. 50count ondepend on;
    rely on;
    bank on
  51. 51count outeliminate;
    no longer consider as a factor
  52. 52cut offstop;
    descontinue
    (a service, for example)
  53. 53cut out forhave an aptitude for;
    be qualified for
  54. 54day in and day outconstantly;
    for a long time
  55. 55die downbecome less severe;
    quiet down
  56. 56do overdo again;
    repeat
  57. 57do withoutnot have
  58. 58down the drainwasted;
    done for no reason
    (work, for example)
  59. 59dream upinvent;
    think of;
    come up with
  60. 60drop (someone) a linesend someone a letter
  61. 61drop in (on)visit informally
  62. 62drop off(1) leave something (a package, for example) (2) take (someone) home;
    let someone out of a car
  63. 63drop out (of)stop attending (classes, for example)
  64. 64easy as pievery simple; a piece of cake
  65. 65eyes bigger than one's stomachsaid of someone who takes more food than he or she can eat
  66. 66fall behindnot move as quickly as;
    lag behind
  67. 67fall throughfail to happen
  68. 68a far cry fromnot similar to;
    not as good as
  69. 69fed up (with)not able to tolerate;
    disgusted with;
    annoyed by feel
  70. 70fell freedo something if one wants
  71. 71feel likebe inclined to;
    want to
  72. 72feel like a million dollarsfeel very good
  73. 73feel up tofeel able to do something;
    ready to
  74. 74few and far betweenuncommon and infrequent
  75. 75figure outunderstand;
    solve
  76. 76fill inwrite in a hlank (on an application form, for example)
  77. 77fill in (for)substitute for
  78. 78fill on inprovide missing information
  79. 79fill outcomplete (an application form, for example)
  80. 80find outlearn;
    discover
  81. 81a fish out of watersomeone not in his or her normal surroundings
  82. 82fix uprepair;
    renovate
  83. 83follow in one's footstepsdo what someone else did
    (especially a parent)
  84. 84for goodpermanently;
    forever
  85. 85for the time beingtemporarily;
    for now
  86. 86from out of the blueunexpectedly;
    without warning
  87. 87get a kick out of (doing something)enjoy;
    have fun doing something
  88. 88get along withhave good relations with
  89. 89get carried awaygo too far;
    do too much;
    buy too much
  90. 90get in one's bloodbecome a habit;
    become customary
  91. 91get in over one's headtake on too much responsibility;
    bite off more than one can chew
  92. 92get in the wayblock;
    obstruct
  93. 93get in touch withcontact
  94. 94get offleave
    (a vehicle)
  95. 95get off the groundstart to be successful
  96. 96get onboard
    (vehicle)
  97. 97get overrecover from
    (a disease)
  98. 98get rid ofdiscard;
    no longer have
  99. 99get under waybegin;
    start
  100. 100give (someone) a cold shoulderact unfriendly toward someone;
    ignore
  101. 101give awaydistribute
    (for free)
  102. 102get the hang of somethinglearn how to do something
  103. 103give a handapplaud;
    clap
  104. 104give a hand (with)assist
  105. 105go easy onnot punish severely
  106. 106go on (with)continue
  107. 107go overboarddo too much;
    buy too much
  108. 108go with(1) accompany
    (2) look good together;
    complement
    (for example, two articles of clothing)
  109. 109go without sayingbe clear;
    be obvious
  110. 110grow upto mature;
    to become an adult
  111. 111hand ingive back to;
    return
  112. 112hand outdistribute
  113. 113hang onwait
  114. 114hard to come bydifficult to find
  115. 115have a heartbe compassionate;
    show mercy
  116. 116have a hunchhave an intuitive feeling
  117. 117have a word with (someone)talk to someone briefly
  118. 118have onwear
  119. 119have one's hands fullbe very busy;
    have a challenging job
  120. 120have the time of one's lifehave fun;
    have a great time
  121. 121hear fIrsthand (from)get information directly from someone
  122. 122hear frombe contacted by;
    be in touch with
  123. 123hear ofknow about;
    be familiar with
  124. 124hit it offbecome friendly
    (especially at a first meeting)
  125. 125hit the roadleave;
    go away
  126. 126hold onwait
  127. 127hold on (to)grasp
  128. 128hold stillnot move
  129. 129hold updelay
  130. 130in a nutshellin summary;
    in brief
  131. 131in favor ofin agreement with;
    supporting
  132. 132in hot waterin trouble
  133. 133in no timevery soon;
    very quickly
  134. 134in personface to face
    (not by telephone, letter, etc.)
  135. 135in storein the future;
    coming up
  136. 136in the darknot knowing;
    confused
  137. 137in the long runover a long period of time
  138. 138in the same boatin the same situation;
    having the same problem
  139. 139iron outsolve
    (a problem)
  140. 140join the clubhave the same problem as other people
  141. 141jump to conclusionsform opinions without sufficient evidence
  142. 142keep an eye onwatch;
    take care of;
    look after
  143. 143keep an eye out (for)look for
  144. 144keep on (with)continue
  145. 145keep track ofknow where something or someone is
  146. 146keep up (with)maintain the same speed as
  147. 147kill timespend time doing unimportant things
    (before an appointment, for example)
  148. 148know like the back of one's handbe very familiar with
  149. 149lay offput out of work
  150. 150learn the ropesbecome familiar with;
    get used to;
    get the hang of
  151. 151leave outnot include;
    omit
  152. 152leave someone/something alonenot disturb
  153. 153let someone downdisappoint
  154. 154let updecline in intensity (rain for example)
  155. 155look aftertake care of;
    mind
  156. 156look fortry to locate
  157. 157look forward toantecipate
    (with pleasure)
  158. 158look intoinvestigate
  159. 159look likeresemble
  160. 160look out (for)be careful
  161. 161look overexamine;
    read
  162. 162look up(1) find information
    (especially in a reference book)
    (2) try to locate someone
  163. 163look up torespect;
    admire
  164. 164make a fool of oneselfact embarrassingly
  165. 165make a point ofmake a special effort
  166. 166make ends meetbalance a budget
  167. 167make sense (of)be logical and clear;
    understand
  168. 168make upinvent;
    create
  169. 169make up one's minddecide
  170. 170make way forallow space for;
    provide a path for
  171. 171mean tointend to
  172. 172mixed upconfused
  173. 173music to one's earssomething that sounds pleasant
  174. 174a nervous wrecksomeone who is very nervous
  175. 175next to nothingvery little
    (money, for example);
    cheap
  176. 176no doubt about itcertainly;
    definitely
  177. 177no harm donethere was no damage done
  178. 178not at allnot in any way;
    not to any degree
  179. 179not believe one's ears (or eyes)be unable to believe what one hears (or sees)
  180. 180not think much ofnot like;
    not have a good opinion of
  181. 181odds and endssmall;
    miscellaneous items
  182. 182an old hand (at)an experienced person
  183. 183on edgenervous
  184. 184on endconsecutively;
    without a break
    (days on end, for example)
  185. 185on handeasily available
  186. 186on needles and pinsnervous; ansious
  187. 187on one's ownindependent
  188. 188on second thoughtafter reconsidering
  189. 189on the goalways busy;
    always moving
  190. 190on the tip of one's tonguealmost able to remember
  191. 191on the wholein general
  192. 192out of (something)not having something
  193. 193out of one's mindinsane;
    illogical;
    irrational
  194. 194out of orderbroken;
    not functioning properly
  195. 195out of the questiondefinitely not;
    impossible
  196. 196over and overagain and again;
    repeatedly
  197. 197over one's headnot understandable
    (a joke, for example);
    obscure
  198. 198part withno longer have;
    et rid of;
    not be in the company of
  199. 199pass upnot accept;
    not choose
  200. 200pass with flying colorsdo very well
    (on a test)

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300 idiomatic expressions to learn for de TOEFL test
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