A
phrase is a small group of words that are frequently used together and have a
particular meaning. An idiom is a collection of words in a fixed order whose
meaning can’t be determined from the literal meanings of the words it is made
of.
The
27 Most Common Phrases And Idioms In English:
A
Piece Of Cake – easy
Call
It A Day – to stop doing something
Once
In A Blue Moon – not very often
Go
The Extra Mile – to make more effort to achieve something
At
All Costs – in any way possible
A
Heart Of Gold – very generous and kind
When
Pigs Fly – something that will never happen
Ready
To Roll – be ready to start soon
Back
To Square One – to start again
Have
A Ball – to enjoy very much
See
Eye To Eye – agreeing with another person
Hang
On – wait for a short time
Break
A Leg – wishing someone good luck
A
Dime A Dozen – common things
The
Best of Both Worlds – enjoying two different opportunities at the same time
Go
Nuts – very angry
Thick
And Fast – quickly and in large numbers
Leave
No Stone Unturned – to do everything you can to achieve a good result or
outcome
A
Mile A Minute – very quickly
On cloud nine – very happy
All
Ears – waiting eagerly to hear about something
Out
Of Your Mind – extremely stupid
At
Your Disposal – able to be used by you
At
A Stretch – without break
Fast
Fashion – clothing at affordable prices
No
Strings Attached – free of conditions
Do The Trick – helps to achieve the desired result
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