Important Idioms

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under no illusions

Meaning: be completely conscious of the real status of situation

Example: I am under no illusion that living in Canada is going to be very easy. Read more ➺


come across

Meaning: to meet someone

Example: The men had never come across a failure and hence did not know how to deal with it. Read more ➺


make sense

Meaning: To be logical, clear, or easy to understand.

Example: After hearing the witness explain the timeline clearly, the whole story finally made sense. Read more ➺


every nook and cranny

Meaning: to look for something everywhere

Example: The lawyers searched every nook and cranny to find more evidence but alas, there was none. Read more ➺


get down to brass tacks

Meaning: To begin discussing the most important facts of a matter.

Example: After the introductions, the team get down to brass tacks and discussed the project budget in detail. Read more ➺


everything but the kitchen sink

Meaning: almost everything that one can think of

Example: When he moved out of the house, he took along everything but the kitchen sink. Read more ➺


chew the fat

Meaning: to have friendly banter for hours on end.

Example: I've been meaning to get a hold of my friends from the US for quite a while. If I can manage to do that after the party, then I'll go and chew the fat with them at our regular hangout. Read more ➺


class clown

Meaning: a wiseacre

Example: He is the class clown with the constant talking and making fun of others. Read more ➺


as calm as a toad in the sun

Meaning: Extremely relaxed or peaceful.

Example: She stayed as calm as a toad in the sun during the interview. Read more ➺


use your loaf

Meaning: To tell someone to use their brain more in analysing what they are doing.

Example: I do not like it that you talk about people's disabilities so often. You ought to use your loaf and understand that you may be hurting someone's sentiments. Read more ➺


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