Idioms beginning with Y

you can’t teach an old dog new tricks

you can’t teach an old dog new tricks Meaning you cannot make others change their habits it is really difficult to make anyone learn something new or informative ... Read on

you can’t make an omelette without breaking a few eggs

you can’t make an omelette without breaking a few eggs Meaning to have to go through something seemingly not nice for a good result to bear hardships to ... Read on

you can’t take it with you

you can’t take it with you Meaning everybody leaves their wealth behind after death to not be able to take anything along when one passes on no one ... Read on

you bet

you bet Meaning for sure most certainly without any doubt to agree completely to express agreement yes, of course Example Sentences The manager will pull this deal off. ... Read on

you’ve got to be kidding

you’ve got to be kidding Meaning implies that something that someone said is a joke used when you are very surprised by what someone has said and that ... Read on

young blood

young blood Meaning new members that provide various new schemes and ideas for the organization a young member, or group of members who are brave and more inclined to ... Read on

you can say that again

you can say that again Meaning used to agree with another person or group of people used to express accordance with another person’s views Example Sentences She said, ... Read on

you know better than that

you know better than that Meaning used to express disappointment when someone makes a mistake which they probably shouldn’t have used to show disapproval of someone’s actions Example Sentences ... Read on

you wish

you wish Meaning used to make a sardonic comment implies that something will most likely not happen used to state to someone that what they have been expecting ... Read on

you can’t win them all

you can’t win them all Meaning indicates the reality that it is not possible to always succeed failure is inevitable and is bound to happen implies that it ... Read on

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