To Get in Shape
Idiom: To Get in Shape Context #1 - Sara: I can't believe I'm getting married in 2 months! Jane: I know...I can't wait to se...
On the Tip of One’s Tongue
Idiom: On the Tip of One’s Tongue EXAMPLE: Rory: Laurie! You have to help me! Something’s really bothering me! Laurie: Sure, Rory. What’s go...
To get to know
Idiom: To get to know: used as a verb Example 1: At first, the new-hire wasn't sure about his co-workers; but now that he has gotten t...
Second Nature
Idiom: second nature ; used as a noun First Example: John trained Luana on a new job at work. At first, she was very nervous about it, a...
odds and ends
Idiom: odds and ends ; used as a noun First Example: When Thomas changed jobs, he had to clean out his office. He was surprised by all th...
must-see
Idiom: must-see ; used as an adjective. First Example: Samantha : I'm trying to decide what movie to watch tonight. Can you suggest a...
Personal Space
Idiom: personal space; used as a noun. First Example: Erica : Matt is so weird! He's always invading my personal space . Christina :...
To Pull Something Off
To pull something off: to succeed in doing something difficult or challenging Example 1: Taka: I just took the official TOEFL test and it w...
