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English Idioms

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Idiom

Tweak and Perfect

To tweak and perfect means to keep practicing something until it gets better and better. After each try, you change...

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Put on the Spot

To force into unexpected action.

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Bite one’s tongue

To stop oneself or someone else from saying something they wish to say.

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In the Heat of the Moment

In the heat of the moment is an spontaneous, unplanned action. I hadn’t planned on asking anybody out but in...

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Silver Lining

A positive aspect of a negative experience.

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Get over it

To no longer think or care about something or someone.

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I feel you

To understand someone else’s feelings, position, or opinion.

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That’s Crazy

Something exceptional or amazing.

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Let it go

To no longer care or feel about something or someone.

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