American Idioms

What does this idiom mean?

• Deceive (trick) someone.

• Catch a person in the act of doing something wrong

• Announce shocking and unexpected news

• Suddenly and unexpectedly; without any warning

What does this idiom mean?

• Catch a person in the act of doing something wrong

• Do an activity or other task slowly because you don't want to do it.

• Announce shocking and unexpected news

• Be very frightened

What does this idiom mean?

• Without any problems or difficulty

• Do a task in the fastest, easiest, and cheapest way

• Be very busy with many responsibilities

• Stop behaving in an annoying way

What does this idiom mean?

• Be very busy with many responsibilities

• Without any problems or difficulty

• Suddenly and unexpectedly; without any warning

• Eat a lot of food quickly

What does this idiom mean?

• Without any problems or difficulty

• Stop behaving in an annoying way

• To understand a meaning that is implied or hidden

• Do a task in the fastest, easiest, and cheapest way

What does this idiom mean?

• A clumsy person who breaks things accidentally or who causes damage

• Stop behaving in an annoying way

• Suddenly and unexpectedly; without any warning

• Do an activity or other task slowly because you don't want to do it.

What does this idiom mean?

• Sleep badly

• Someone who gives orders when he or she is not the driver

• Get some sunshine; to tan in the sun

• Announce shocking and unexpected news

What does this idiom mean?

• Stop behaving in an annoying way

• Slightly unbalanced in the mind; crazy; having strange ideas

• Be very busy with many responsibilities

• Sleep badly

What does this idiom mean?

• Suddenly and unexpectedly; without any warning

• Do an activity or other task slowly because you don't want to do it.

• Be very frightened

• Get some sunshine; to tan in the sun

What does this idiom mean?

• Without any problems or difficulty

• Sleep badly

• Be very frightened

• Stop behaving in an annoying way