idioms / fixed phrases 3

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be dying for sth
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really want sth
be fit for
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be good enough for
be worn out
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be very tired
be green
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be inexperienced
cook one's goose
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end one's plans abruptly
fair and squair
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within the rules
fall head over heels
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fall in love quickly
feel one's ears burning
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have a feeling that sb is talking about you
gatecrasher
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sb attending a party, event etc without an invitation
get off on the wrong foot
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argue or disagree at the beginning of a relationship
give and take
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compromise
have a frog in one's throat
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inability to speak due to nervousness
have the gift of the gab
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be able to talk well, persuasively
hear it through/ on the grapevine
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find out information indirectly
in a flash
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very quickly
keep a straight face
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manage to look serious under difficult circumstamces
keep an eye on sth
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guard/protect sth
meet behind closed doors
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meet secretly
one's flesh and blood
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family member
plenty more fish in the sea
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many more opportunities in life for love
put one's put down
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insist on sth
put one's foot in it
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make a tactless comment
take sb for granted
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not appreciate sb
show one's true colors
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reveal one's real character
with flying colours
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with great success
not count one's chickens before they're hatched
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not assume sth before it happens
a bit of a dark horse
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person with hidden abilities
be for the high jump
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about to be reprimended/ punished
be in two minds about sth
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not to be able to decide what to do
be sound asleep
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sleep deeply
be the perfect image of sb
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look exactly like sb
before one can say Jack Robinson
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extremely quickly
break the ice
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break the ice in English
ease the tension when one first meets people
eat one's heart out
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feel jealous/ sad about sth
flog a dead horse
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biczować martwego koniawaste time doing sth useless
fly off the handle
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quickly become very angry
get out of hand
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become out of control
get the hang of it
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get in the habit of doing sth
go to one's head
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make conceited
grey matter
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brains; intelligence
hand in glove with sb
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be in very close contact with sb
have a job to do sth
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find sth difficuly to do
have many irons in the fire
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have lots of plans/ possibilities in progress at the same time
have one's heart in one's mouth
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be extremely anxious about sth
have time on one's hands
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have free time
hold one's horses
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wait, be pateint
ill at ease
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embarrassed; uncomfortable
keep sth under one's hat
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keep sth secret
lend sb a hand
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give help to sb
like the back of one's hand
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be very familiar with sth
lose heat
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become discouraged
make head nor tail of sth
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understand sth
off the cuff
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without preparation
stew in one’s own juice
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suffer the consequences of one's own actions
straight from the horse's mouth
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from the most direct source
have sb's hands full
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be very busy with sth
sth comes in handy
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be very useful/ practical
strike gold
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come across sth useful
take sth to heart
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take personally / be influenced by
take to one's heels
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run away
the ins and outs
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the details of an activity
the tip of the iceberg
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small evident part of a much larger, concealed situation

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