All Idioms

see the back of

Meaning: To successfully get through a difficult time or problem until it ends.

Example: The company finally managed to see the back of its financial troubles after months of losses. Read more ➺

as an aside

Meaning: Said as an extra comment separate from the main topic.

Example: as an aside, the editor mentioned that the magazine would soon change its design. Read more ➺

all up

Meaning: Completely finished or ended.

Example: The event was finally all up after several hours of speeches and performances. Read more ➺

ages

Meaning: a long time; a very long time

Example: I haven't seen you in ages - you look different. Read more ➺

blow-by-blow account

Meaning: A very detailed description of events in the exact order they happened.

Example: Emily gave a blow-by-blow account of the office argument, explaining how the disagreement slowly became heated. Read more ➺

as well as

Meaning: In addition to; together with something else.

Example: Sarah handled customer support as well as social media management during the busy season. Read more ➺

as well

Meaning: Also; in addition to something already mentioned.

Example: Emma bought a dress for the party and picked up matching shoes as well. Read more ➺

as to

Meaning: Concerning or regarding something.

Example: As to your request, we will discuss it tomorrow. Read more ➺

as long as

Meaning: Only if a certain condition is true.

Example: As long as you follow the instructions carefully, the machine will work properly. Read more ➺

as for

Meaning: Concerning a particular person or thing.

Example: As for the new project, the team is still waiting for approval. Read more ➺