Idioms and phrases

2022-04-28 23:00:27 Idiom:
"On cloud nine"

Meaning:
extremely happy when something wonderful happens.

Example:
She looks on cloud nine since the day she met her companion.

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2022-04-27 21:00:34 The phrasal verb is "point out."

"My teacher pointed out all of my mistakes in private."

"Can you point out Madagascar on this map?"

"I just want to point out that you are doing very well, and that you should feel proud of yourself."

"Mika can point out the answers for you." Open / Comment

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2022-04-27 13:39:04 Phrasal Verb
"fizzle out"

Meaning:
If something fizzles out, it slowly loses its power or strength, and then ends weakly.

Example:
For the first couple of weeks, everybody was talking about the new reality TV show, but the excitement soon fizzled out and no-one talks about it now.

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2022-04-27 06:40:47 Idiom
"behind the eight ball"

Meaning
If you're behind the eight ball, you're in a difficult or dangerous position.

Example:
The economic recession has really put our new business behind the eight ball. Nobody's spending money.

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2022-04-26 20:32:06 The correct response is "You snooze, you lose."

"Is that job still available?" "Looks like the position is already filled. You snooze, you lose."

"You waited too long to buy the tickets, and now there aren't any left. You snooze, you lose, right?" Open / Comment

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2022-04-26 06:25:38 Proverb:
“A rolling stone gathers no moss”

Meaning:
A person who is always changing jobs and places has the advantage of less responsibilities, but also the disadvantage of no fixed place to live.

Example:
He was a bit of rolling stone before he got the job and settled down.

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2022-04-25 09:39:06 The answer is "What are you up to?" It is used to ask what someone is doing. It can also be used to talk about someone involved in secretive activities.

"I'm not up to much these days."
"What are you up to this weekend?"
"The kids are quiet. They must be up to something." Open / Comment