And we are here again with the idioms and its usage in our daily life and I know it is a little bit difficult to memorize these idioms but I can tell you that I would better if you practice those idioms with your family or friends to keep it in your mind
- Cool (kick) one's heels: be kept waiting
- throw one's hat in (into)the ring: indicate willingness to take up a challenge or enter a contest
- grasp the nettle: tackle a difficulty boldly
- great and small: of all classes, types or sizes
- wipe something off the map: obliterate something totally
- het (have) itchy feet: be restless/have a strong urge to move to travel
- by all odds: certainly
- get on someone's nervous: irritate or annoy someone
- have a nervous of steel: not be easily upset or frightened
- one's luck is in (or out): one is fortunate or unfortunate on a particular occasion
- lay a change: make an accusation
- take to one's heels: run away
- in force: in great strength or numbers
- fair and square: with absolute accuracy
- the crack of dawn: very early in morning
- better late the never: it is preferable for something to happen belatedly than not at all.
Written by Mohammed Hussein
