The idiom "great job" is commonly used to say "very good or excellent work" in English. It is used to…

When we talk about the past and reminisce about places we used to spend time, we often use the idiom…

"Don't knock it til you've tried it" is a common English expression that means one should not criticize or judge…

"Jetting off" is a common expression that means to travel somewhere by airplane, usually for a vacation or a short…

"Cast my vote" means to submit your choice in an election or a decision-making process. It is a common expression…

The English language is filled with vibrant expressions, and the idiom "land on" stands as a prime example. This multifaceted…

"An iron will" is a phrase that means an unyielding determination or resolve to do something or achieve a goal,…

The phrase "go out of business" refers to a company or organization ceasing its operations, typically because of financial failure.…

"Bear fruit" means producing fruit, like an apple tree bearing apples. You can use it metaphorically to refer to the…

By the grace of God is an age-old phrase that finds its roots in religious texts and sermons. This idiom…

When someone talks about wanting to "drop the hammer on someone," they allude to the idea of exerting authority, delivering a…

"Call on the carpet" is a formal way of expressing disapproval or dissatisfaction with someone's behavior or performance. To "call…

"Hacking up" mainly means cutting something into pieces, usually roughly or carelessly. On the other hand, it can also mean…

The idiom "a slew of (something)" means a large number or amount of something, usually more than expected or desired.…

The idiom "flash off" means to turn off or go off suddenly, especially for lights or other electrical devices. It…