All Idioms

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hit or miss

Meaning: something is arranged in a haphazard fashion

Example: "Have you tried the new bar on the corner? We've been three times and it's a bit hit and miss." Read more ➺


silver lining

Meaning: sadness or unpleasant things can have a positive side effect

Example: If it's the tough time in your life, it comes with many silver linings. Read more ➺


in the air

Meaning: something like a mood that everybody can feel

Example: You could feel the tension in the air as everyone waited to hear the announcement. Read more ➺


make light of

Meaning: to treat something as if it isn't important

Example: You need to stop making light of this situation. You could be in serious trouble. Read more ➺


in no time

Meaning: a very short period of time

Example: I completed the project in no time at all. Read more ➺


throw down the gauntlet

Meaning: To challenge someone openly and boldly.

Example: During the heated meeting, the union leader threw down the gauntlet and demanded immediate reforms. Read more ➺


way forward

Meaning: A plan or direction for future progress or improvement.

Example: After months of uncertainty, the board finally agreed on a way forward for the company. Read more ➺


on edge

Meaning: Nervous, tense, or anxious about something.

Example: After hearing the strange noise outside, Emma stayed on edge for the rest of the night. Read more ➺


a smooth sea never made a skilled sailor

Meaning: Challenges are necessary to develop strength, skill, and resilience.

Example: She welcomed the criticism because a smooth sea never made a skilled sailor. Read more ➺


drain the swamp

Meaning: To remove corruption, dishonesty, or bad people from a government or organization.

Example: The candidate promised to drain the swamp after years of corruption scandals in the capital. Read more ➺


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