Suyash Goyal

This course will take you through all the idioms and phrases which are asked in exams like CAT, MAT, IBPS, UPSC, SSC CGL, BANK PO etc. and which we use in our daily life to make our conversations more happening and appealing.

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It's an introductory session for 600+ idioms and phrases which we are going to learn in this course which will the help the students in various exams. This lesson also determines that why do we need to learn these idioms and phrases.

Idioms and Phrases: Introductory Session

Sit on the fence, Once bitten twice shy, As you sow so shall you reap, A drop in the ocean, Between the devil and the deep blue sea, Idle brain is a devil's workshop

Idioms and Phrases -1

Speak of the devil and he shall appear, Rome was not built in a day, Something is fishy, Dig your own grave, To cast pearls before a swine

Idioms and Phrases -2

Long time no see, Has the cat got your tongue, Every cloud has a silver lining, It's just the tip of iceberg, A leopard can't change its spots

Idioms and Phrases -3

Nine days' wonder, feather in one's cap, kill two birds with one stone, a bad workman blames his tools, to cry for the moon

Idioms and Phrases -4

Catch 22 situation, on cloud nine, poles apart, Leave no stone unturned, Time is the best healer, All that glitters is not gold

Idioms and Phrases -5

All's well that end's well, It's no use crying over spilled milk, At daggers drawn, Twist of fate, Bone of contention, Blow one's own trumpet

Idioms and Phrases -6

Shed crocodile tears, Hard nut to crack, A blessing in disguise, The ball is in your court, At the drop of a hat

Idioms and Phrases -7

Get on your nerves, When in Rome do as the Romans, Better late than never, Have a whale of time, Count on someone, Might is right

Idioms and Phrases -8

Dark horse, Hard of hearing, Talk of the town, Where there's a will there is a way, Two of a trade seldom agree

Idioms and Phrases -9

It's never too late to mend, A lie has no legs to stand upon, Sell like hot cakes, Not my cup of tea, Cake walk, Don't believe in hearsay

Idioms and Phrases -10

Kick the bucket, Walk on air, Cost an arm and a leg, A different ball game, Break the bank

Idioms and Phrases -11

Eat like a bird/horse, Be in one's bad/good books, Take the bull by its horns, Bite the bullet, Put something on the back burner

Idioms and Phrases -12

Press the panic button, Throw caution to the winds, Not care two hoot, Put one's thinking cap on, On the cards

Idioms and Phrases -13

Let the cat out of the bag, Around the corner, Spill the beans, To keep one's chin up, Pluck up your courage

Idioms and Phrases -14

Fall flat on one's face, Achilles' heel, Fly off the handle, Win hands down, Bury the hatchet.

Idioms and Phrases -15

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