The idiom "Thank you for the information" expresses gratitude for receiving valuable or useful information. In short: "Thank you for the information"…

The idiom "Right Back at You" is a versatile expression used to assert mutual agreement or to return a compliment…

"Here’s looking at you" is an idiomatic expression typically used as an informal toast, to wish someone a good fortune,…

The idiom "including but not limited to" is commonly used in legal documents, contracts, and agreements. It emphasizes that the…

This idiom, "As Per My/Your Request," is commonly used in professional settings to politely inform someone that a specific action has…

"As Per My Last Email" is an idiom commonly used in professional communication as a polite yet assertive way to…

The idiom "Thanks for letting me know" is quite a common phrase used in everyday language, mainly to express gratitude…

The phrase "put a pin in it" signifies temporarily halting a discussion or idea to revisit it at a later…

The idiom "talk to a brick wall" suggests communicating with someone who is not listening or does not understand. People…

The phrase "out of spite" denotes acting with the intent to annoy, upset, or harm, often in retaliation or out…

The saying "sorry to hear that" typically expresses empathy or sympathy when someone else has experienced something negative. This phrase…

The phrase "stuck in traffic" refers to the situation of being caught in heavy or congested traffic, resulting in delays…

The phrase "Denial is not just a river in Egypt" is an idiom that humorously refers to a person's refusal…

The idiom "One man's trash is another man's treasure" suggests that what one person may consider worthless could be considered…

The phrase "Put yourself in someone else's shoes" signifies empathizing with another person, understanding their feelings, and trying to see…