Take the bull by the horns: To confront a problem head-on and deal with it openly.
Two heads are better than one: Two people working together have a better chance of solving a problem than one person working alone.
To keep your head above the water: Survive financially.
It´s as easy as pie: Something very easy.
Pie-eyed: Someone very drunk.
To have a finger in many pies: Someone is involed in lots of different activities.
A bad egg: If we want tosay that someone is bad or dishonest.
Don´t pull all your eggs in one basket: You should never trust only one plan.
He got egg on his face: If someone makes a mistake which makes him/her look stupit.
Breaking point: The weak part of a person or an instrument.
Dropped: Lose weight.
Purging: Vomit but doing by yourself not accidentally.
Compussively: Doing something a lot of time without think.
Long term effects: Effects that they appeared after that you doing something.
Follow in your footsteps: Doing the same of other person.
Full of beans: If someone is full of energy.
I haven´t got a bean: If someone haven´t got money.
Spill the beans: If we want to tell us something secret.
It´s a hot potato: If there is a delicate issue and people can´t agree.
They´re like two peas in a pod: If two people look very similar.
It´s not my cup of tea: If there´s something we don´t like much.
I wouldn´t do it for all the tea in China: If there´s something we would never do it.
It´s as good as a chocolate teapot: If something is complety useless we say this expression.
He is gone bananas: When someone is very emotional and starts shouting and behaving in a crazy way.
It´s a case of sour grapes: If someone pretends not to be impressed by something bacause he/she feels jaelous.
A second bite of a cherry: An other opportunity. Try to do something a second time.
Chairperson: Who controls the debate.
Adjudicator: Who says who dinner.
Time-keeper: Who controls the time.
Teams: Groups.
Speaker: Who talks in the team.
There are planty more fish in the sea:It means that there are other choices in a situation.
The icing on the cake: It is used to refer to something good which is added to an already good thing or situation.
It´s jus not cricket: If something is unfair or dishonest.
To toy with (somebody or something): Means not to take someones feeling´s seriously.
Toyboy: Is the younger boyfriend of an older person.
Like a tone of bricks: It is used to express something that is heavy. It can be literally.
To fly nest: Means to heave your parents home for live somewhere else.
A nest egg: Its an amount of money you have saved in the future.
I wasn´t born yesterday: If someone is telling you a very obvious lie.
To have a whale of time: Means to have a lot of fun while doing something.
Size of a whale: It is an impolite way of saying someone is large.
Horoscopes: A diagram of the heavens, showing the relative position of planets and the signs of the zodiac, foruse in calculating births, foretelling events in a person's life, etc.
Fortune teller: A person who claims the ability to predict the future.
Tarot reader: A person who reads your future in a special cards.
The big cheese: Is the most important or powerful person in a group or organization.
Chalk and cheese: We use this expression to define two people who are very different to each other.
Alittle bird told me: If you have some information but you don´t want to reval who told you.
Tobe or tohave a big mouth: you talk too much especially sbout things which should be kept in secret or avoided.
Two heads are better than one: Two people working together have a better chance of solving a problem than one person working alone.
To keep your head above the water: Survive financially.
It´s as easy as pie: Something very easy.
Pie-eyed: Someone very drunk.
To have a finger in many pies: Someone is involed in lots of different activities.
A bad egg: If we want tosay that someone is bad or dishonest.
Don´t pull all your eggs in one basket: You should never trust only one plan.
He got egg on his face: If someone makes a mistake which makes him/her look stupit.
Breaking point: The weak part of a person or an instrument.
Dropped: Lose weight.
Purging: Vomit but doing by yourself not accidentally.
Compussively: Doing something a lot of time without think.
Long term effects: Effects that they appeared after that you doing something.
Follow in your footsteps: Doing the same of other person.
Full of beans: If someone is full of energy.
I haven´t got a bean: If someone haven´t got money.
Spill the beans: If we want to tell us something secret.
It´s a hot potato: If there is a delicate issue and people can´t agree.
They´re like two peas in a pod: If two people look very similar.
It´s not my cup of tea: If there´s something we don´t like much.
I wouldn´t do it for all the tea in China: If there´s something we would never do it.
It´s as good as a chocolate teapot: If something is complety useless we say this expression.
He is gone bananas: When someone is very emotional and starts shouting and behaving in a crazy way.
It´s a case of sour grapes: If someone pretends not to be impressed by something bacause he/she feels jaelous.
A second bite of a cherry: An other opportunity. Try to do something a second time.
Chairperson: Who controls the debate.
Adjudicator: Who says who dinner.
Time-keeper: Who controls the time.
Teams: Groups.
Speaker: Who talks in the team.
There are planty more fish in the sea:It means that there are other choices in a situation.
The icing on the cake: It is used to refer to something good which is added to an already good thing or situation.
It´s jus not cricket: If something is unfair or dishonest.
To toy with (somebody or something): Means not to take someones feeling´s seriously.
Toyboy: Is the younger boyfriend of an older person.
Like a tone of bricks: It is used to express something that is heavy. It can be literally.
To fly nest: Means to heave your parents home for live somewhere else.
A nest egg: Its an amount of money you have saved in the future.
I wasn´t born yesterday: If someone is telling you a very obvious lie.
To have a whale of time: Means to have a lot of fun while doing something.
Size of a whale: It is an impolite way of saying someone is large.
Horoscopes: A diagram of the heavens, showing the relative position of planets and the signs of the zodiac, foruse in calculating births, foretelling events in a person's life, etc.
Fortune teller: A person who claims the ability to predict the future.
Tarot reader: A person who reads your future in a special cards.
The big cheese: Is the most important or powerful person in a group or organization.
Chalk and cheese: We use this expression to define two people who are very different to each other.
Alittle bird told me: If you have some information but you don´t want to reval who told you.
Tobe or tohave a big mouth: you talk too much especially sbout things which should be kept in secret or avoided.
