All Idioms

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apples to apples

Meaning: having a fair comparison between the two things

Example: To find out who is stronger is the apples to apples measure their capability to win the first prize in the field of Olympics. Read more ➺


by chance

Meaning: something which was not planned to happen

Example: He told himself that it was by chance so as to bring peace to his mind. Read more ➺


take for granted

Meaning: to underestimate the value of something or someone

Example: I took the weather for granted when I lived in America. Now I am struggling to get used to the cold. Read more ➺


mind your own beeswax

Meaning: do not interfere into someone else's matter

Example: I am not asking for your opinion, mind your own beeswax. Read more ➺


walking on air

Meaning: to be very happy (elated)

Example: I have been walking on air since I found out that I have been awarded a scholarship to study music. Read more ➺


lean towards

Meaning: to be interested in something

Example: I am not sure which couch would look best in our house. I am leaning towards the blue one. What do you think? Read more ➺


chill pill

Meaning: something that has a relaxing outcome

Example: Can someone please tell Matthew to take a chill pill? We will be on time for the party. Read more ➺


bundle up

Meaning: to dress warmly to protect oneself from the elements

Example: It is important to bundle up before you go out to keep from getting cold. Read more ➺


set off

Meaning: to start a journey

Example: We would like to set off for Paris by 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Read more ➺


catch up

Meaning: to get to the same level, standard, or status as something or someone

Example: Singapore is trying so hard to catch up with Japan when it comes to technological advancements. Read more ➺


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