All Idioms

end of the day

Meaning: to look at all the possibilities and then to make a final decision

Example: At the end of the day, I have decided that law school would be the best path for me. Read more ➺

fall out

Meaning: To have a disagreement or quarrel with someone and stop being friendly. (fall out, falling-out)

Example: They fell out over money and haven't spoken since. Read more ➺

in touch

Meaning: to remain in contact with someone, especially when separated by time or distance

Example: We will definitely keep in touch with each other when you move to Australia. Read more ➺

eager beaver

Meaning: someone who is very eager to perform tasks and is always offering to do more

Example: Don’t be such an eager beaver, we have plenty of time to complete the task. Read more ➺

come over

Meaning: to go to someone else's house

Example: June and her sister will come over for lunch on Sunday, we are having chicken pie. Read more ➺

run out

Meaning: to not have enough of something

Example: I cannot believe that we have run out of milk! Just when I wanted to make a cup of tea. Read more ➺

count on

Meaning: it means that you are able to depend on somebody or something

Example: It doesn't matter what happens, you will always be able to count on. Read more ➺

a sight for sore eyes

Meaning: a way of saying that you are happy to see someone

Example: I can't believe that I haven't seen you in a year! You are a sight for sore eyes. Read more ➺

weak in the knees

Meaning: to be overcome by a strong feeling, usually desire

Example: The man makes me weak in the knees when he kisses me. Read more ➺

never mind

Meaning: to urge somebody not to worry about something

Example: Never mind, I will do it myself. Read more ➺