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INTERCAMBIOIDIOMASONLINE IDIOMS WWW.INTERCAMBIOIDIOMASONLINE.COM Marc Andrew Huckle

Idioms Idioms are expressions that have much more meaning than the words alone. For example, to spill the beans does not mean to drop the beans; it means to reveal a secret to somebody. Idioms can never tricky at first but with practise they come naturally and reveal a lot about the culture behind a language. For me they are what make a languages fun and interesting. Idioms are usually the main part of the transition of intermediate vocabulary into advanced level language. You need to incorporate them into your speaking and writing. This way your language will become far more colourful. At B2 level, idioms are not essential, but they will definitely improve your grade. To use idioms well, what you need to do is practice using them in contexts. You must associate them with situations that you understand and link them to familiar vocabulary.

Hobbies and free time Let off steam TO UNWIND Put your feet up TO RELAX Take five TO TAKE A BREAK Surf the net USE THE INTERNET Be on the ball TO BE ON FIRE (estar en racha) Jump the gun TO JUMP AHEAD (precipitarse) Travel and getting around Be down to earth TO BE HUMBLE OR REALISTIC Go with the flow TO BE EASY GOING Have itchy feet TO WANT TO MOVE OR PROGRESS Be a globetrotter TO HAVE TRAVELLED A LOT

Education and lifestyles Hit the books TO STUDY A LOT Pull an all nighter TO WORK ALL NIGHT Be on the mark TO BE CORRECT Cover all the bases TO DO A BIT OF EVERYTHING Be ahead of the pack TO BE BETTER THAN OTHER PEOPLE With flying colours TO DO SOMETHING WELL Work and obligations Work like a dog TO WORK HARD Work 9-5 OR Work 24/7 TO WORK LONG HOURS Work around the clock TO WORK LONG HOURS Be a people person TO BE SOCIABLE Be a big fish TO BE AN IMPORTANT PERSON Be a go-getter TO BE AMBITIOUS

Money and spending Be a cheapskate TO BE TIGHT/NOT LIKE SPENDING MONEY Foot the bill TO PAY FOR EVERYTHING Have an eye for TO BE ABLE TO FIND CERTAIN THINGS WELL Be pinching pennies TO NOT HAVE A LOT OF MONEY Be on the dole TO BE UNDEMPLOYED Be skint TO NOT HAVE A LOT OF MONEY Time Around the corner TO BE VERY SOON In a flash TO DO SOMETHING FAST In the nick of time TO BE JUST IN TIME Lose track of time TO NOT KNOW THE TIME When pigs fly TO RULE SOMETHING OUT/NEVER Once in a blue moon TO DO SOMETHING RARELY

Eating and drinking Take with a pinch of salt NOT TAKE SOMETHING SERIOUSLY Be a piece of cake TO BE EASY Be tough to swallow TO BE A DIFFICULT SITUATION TO ACCEPT Take the biscuit TO BE OUT OF ORDER/UNREASONABLE Be as easy as pie TO BE VERY EASY Spill the beans TO REVEAL/TELL A SECRET Pig out TO EAT A LOT Not be someone s cup of tea TO DISLIKE Health and fitness Get your heart pumping TO BECOME ACTIVE Push yourself TO MAKE AN EFFORT Risk life and limb TO TAKE A HUGE RISK

People and their lives Give a hand with sth TO HELP WITH SOMETHING Keep an eye on sb TO OBSERVE SOMETHING Have a cat nap TO SLEEP FOR A SHORT TIME Give the green light TO GIVE PERMISSION Be a busy body TO BE NOSY/ TO GOSSIP ABOUT SOMETHING Be a know it all TO THINK YOU KNOW EVERYTHING Technological advances Surf the net USE THE INTERNET Blow a fuse TO BECOME FURIOUS Pull the plug TO GIVE UP OR STOP DOING SOMETHING To make something tick TO MAKE SOMETHING FUNCTION WELL Wildlife and the environment Rain cats and dogs TO RAIN A LOT Be bucketing it down TO RAIN A LOT Face the facts TO ACCEPT A REALITY

Life, crime and society Let the cat out of the bag TO REVEAL A SECRET Smell a rat TO SENSE SOMETHING IS WRONG Curiosity killed the cat TO BE CURIOUS AND GET INTO TROUBLE Copy cat TO DO THE SAME AS SOMEONE ELSE Smell something fishy TO BE SUSPICIOUS Design and creativity Be dressed to kill TO WEAR GOOD CLOTHES Dress like a tramp TO WEAR BAD CLOTHES See through rose-tinted glasses TO SEE IN A POSITIVE WAY Cost an arm and a leg TO BE EXPENSIVE Spend an arm and a leg TO COST AN ARM AND A LEG

Happiness and relationships Be over the moon TO BE VERY HAPPY Be on cloud noun TO BE VERY HAPPY Be in the clouds TO BECOME DISTRACTED Jump for joy TO BE EXCITED Be an item TO BE A COUPLE Tie the knot TO GET MARRIED Have butterflies in your stomach TO BECOME NERVOUS