Common English Idioms Used In Daily English Conversation | Speak English Fluently | Hridhaan

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List of idioms discussed: (in the order I remember :P) 1. Be Down in dumps - Gloomy/Depressed 2. Get off the chest - Share worries/troubles 3. Get a kick out of - really enjoy 4. Jump the gun -impulsive or deciding too soon without thinking 5. Cut to the chase - come to the around 6. Come around - change opinion 7. Pain in the neck - 8. Eat like a bird - To eat very little 9. Pull up your socks - Getting ready to perform/improve

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6. come round not come around

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Thanks for ur effort.. Pls correct the second one, it is "get it out off your chest".

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( to ) Be down in the dumps : to be in a gloomy or depressed mood. Get it off your chest : share something that has been worrying you. ( to )pull up your socks To improve your performance or behaviour. ( To )Come round : to change your opinion of something ( to) cost an arm and a leg : Extremely expensive ( to )Jump the gun : To do some too soon, without thinking about it. (To) get a kick out of (something ) : to endure or really enjoy something Pain in the neck : something which is troublesome (to) cut the chase : to come to the point without wasting time. Keep learning , keep growing 🔥🔥🔥 😊😊😊

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Addition : "throw under the bus" means "to put someone into the troublesome situation" It was new to me so I hope it helps others too

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It sort of means betraying. Like letting someone take the blame for some wrong doing you did. Not just merely putting someone in a troublesome situation.

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Hi Hridhan , cutting to chase, hearing your English gives me a kick of it .

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Love the way u present the things, what not everything of you is moon in the stars

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I have really enjoyed of your idioms.I have noted in my notebook.Thanks a lot.

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A black sheep: a person who behave s differetly than expected. A man of letters : a literate person Under the weather : gloomy... I Hope this is helpful😊

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1)down in the dumps: to be in a gloomy or depressed mood. 2)get it off your chest:to share something that has been worrying you. 3) pull up your socks: getting ready to improve your performance 4)to come around: to change your opinion of something. 5)cost an arm and a leg: Extremely expensive. 6)jump the gun: to do something too soon without thinking about it. 7)get a kick out of (something): to endure or really enjoy something. 8) eat like a bird: to eat very little. 9)pain in the neck: something which is troublesome. 10)cut to the chase: to come to the point without wasting time.

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Idioms Be down in the dumps - to be in a gloomy or depressed mood (To) Get it off your chest - to share something that has been worrying you Pull up your socks 🧦 - to improve your performance or behaviour Come round - to change your opinion of something Cost an arm and a leg 🦵 - extremely expensive Jump the gun - to do something, too soon, without thinking about it Get a kick out of - to endure or enjoy something Eat like a 🐦 bird - to eat very little Pain in the neck - something which is troublesome Cut to the chase - to come out the point without wasting time

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# To be down in the dumps(feeling gloomy/sad)💖 # get it off your chest(to share something)💖 # to come around( to change ur opinion of something)💖 # cost an arm and a leg( extremely expansive)💖 # jump the gun(to do something too soon.. without thinking about it)💖 # get a kick out of (something) (to endure or really enjoyed to do something)💖 # eat like a bird(to eat very little)💖 # pain in the neck( something which is troublesome)💖 # to cut out the chase( to come to the point without wasting time) 💖

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Nice. But luckily I know all these idioms. Looking forward to new ones in your next videos.

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I'm "on cloud nine" which means I'm extremely happy 😊 one of my favourite idioms.

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To agree to an opinion as a right to reject something that is not the same in nature as a simple round shape because shapes matter and sizes count to become a thing of importance or of value in perspective as in context which means in relation to something that is required.

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thank you sir to tell us such a facinating idimos

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1) break a leg - hey Siya, break a leg. I know u will perform very well. 2) once in blue moon - i read story books once in a blue moon. 3) to feel under the weather - I am feeling under the weather today, since i hv got terrible cold & fever. 4) on cloud nine - i hv got promotion today, wow i m on cloud nine. 5) raining dogs & cats - how can we go out now, its ranining cats n dogs. 6) speak of the devil - hey sara.. speak of the devil..I was just taking about ur new car. 7) spill over the beans - dont worry ma'am..I know its confidential, I will not spill over the beans. 8) Let the cat out of bag 9) break two birds with one stone 10) its a piece of a cake

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Be down in the dumps - To be in a gloomy or depressed mood. Get it off your chest - To share something that has been worrying you. Pull up your socks - To improve your performance or behaviour. (to) come round - To change your opinion of something. (to) cost an arm and a leg - Extremely expensive. (to) Jump the gun - To do something too soon, without thinking about it. (to) Get a kick out of(something) - To endure or really enjoy something. (to) Eat like a bird - To eat very little. Pain in the neck - something which is troublesome. (to) Cut to the Chase - To come to the point without wasting time. Here you go guys :)

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First and foremost thanks a million you brought so beautiful idioms that I just fall in love with them

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In black and white:In written format To call a spade a spade: To talk honestly Thick as thieves: very close To be with flying colors: To get success

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Pls explain meanig of come/fall apart at the seams What is at the seams ...is it a noun??

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Thanks a ton for informative session. I learnt- Please avoid round-about construction just cut the chase.

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I have been down in d dumps due to Corona virus... But now I'm on cloud nine after seeing ya!❤️

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Hi Hridaan, thank you for another interesting session of idioms. Cut to the chase....beating around the bush do they mean same?

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Come to the chase is similar to beat around the bush & beat a dead horse . I think all of these is equal in meaning. Please reply me. Am i right or wrong.?

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1.I have been down in the dumps since failed to make good conversation with my boss.... 2. Human is an effigy of mistakes so get up and pull up own socks it's gonna sounds adorable

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1) I have been down in the dumps since I lost my job.... 2) After my breakup I am in depression from 2 weeks but after talking you i am feeling so good ! It always helps me get things off my chest...

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1.A Gentleman at large(an unreliable person) : He is a gentleman at large, you must not trust him. 2.A Man of straw (a weak person) : The assistant being a man of straw, his advice was often discarded by his colleagues. 3.A bull in a china shop(one who causes damage): Many political leaders have proved bulls in china terrorist issue. 4.A greenhorn(inexperienced): Tough a greenhorn in politics, he appears to win the election this time @t

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I loved watching you & your idioms as well. This is the first time I've watched your video .

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1 Be down in the dumps - being gloomy 2 Get it off your chest - to share something that has been worrying you 3 Pull up your socks- improve our performance or behaviour 4 To come round - to change your opinion of something 5 Cost an arm and a leg - extremely expensive 6 Jump the gun - to do something too soon,without thinking about it 7 Get a kick out of something - to endure or really enjoy something 8 Eat like a bird - to eat very little 9 Pain in the neck - something which is troublesome 10 To cut to the chase - to come the point without wasting time

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Cut to the chase""meaning coming to the point...😁 I'm impressed

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Could u please also include origin of the idioms.. It would be helpful in retaining the meaning, otherwise it doesn't make sense why for example jumping the gun would mean to do smthng without thinking.

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Make a video on vocabulary which use in ielts speaking but not add phrase and idioms please make a video

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I would like to review on the videos that you make, that you should keep all the words sentences, etc. whatever the topic you cover together in the end of the video so that we can revise it while you are concluding.

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Here are some more phrases,you can use:- 1.Go down in the flames-End of something completely and suddenly. 2.Drive(someone) up the wall-to drive someone crazy/annoy about 3.Sit on the fence-to can't be able to decide or when u feel so-so about something. Hope it'll help you!

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Thank you for your phrases

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Aaah! Where's the comment of the list of idioms he talked about? What do I screenshot now? 😒

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Hahaha ! I'm also searching the same

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Heyy read my comment and u will get the idioms..thank you..

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here u go... List of idioms discussed: (in the order I remember :P) 1. Be Down in dumps - Gloomy/Depressed 2. Get off the chest - Share worries/troubles 3. Get a kick out of - really enjoy 4. Jump the gun -impulsive or deciding too soon without thinking 5. Cut to the chase - come to the around 6. Come around - change opinion 7. Pain in the neck - 8. Eat like a bird - To eat very little 9. Pull up your socks - Getting ready to perform/improve

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Another good one for “pain in the neck” is “bellyaching” . Example: -“What is all the bellyaching about ?” -“Rather than ‘bellyaching’ about the situation, why don’t ‘roll-up your socks’ and ‘get with the program’ ? “

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bring the rainbow - bring +ve information , pull the strings - execute