Everyday Idioms!!!

Idiom:   to Soak up the rays. This phrase acts like a verb.  What’s the meaning of “soak up”? - It means to “take in”, “absorb”, like a s...

Idiom: Golden Opportunity, noun phrase. Example #1 :  John really likes Anna. Unfortunately, they are in different levels. John is a very ...

Idiom : to take lightly; used as a verb First example : Monica told Jeff he needed to complete his work by the end of the day. Important cli...

Idiom : The honeymoon (be) over; used as an expression First example : The people of the nation had a lot of hope when the new presid...

Example 1: James : Oh my goodness, Lacy! What happened to your face? Your eye is black and blue ! are you ok ? Lacy : Hi, James. Yes, I...

Example 1 : Last week, I was buying a birthday gift for my roommate when I saw my grammar teacher Nancy at Del Amo Mall. I waved to Nancy to...

Idiom: to total (one's car) Context #1: Jay: Hey Sarah, I heard that you got into an accident on the freeway yesterday. Are you ok? S...