English Study

481. Blowing their own trumpets : to boast about their achievements 482. Turned up his nose at my offer : treated my offer with contempt […]

441. A month of Sundays : a long time 442. All moonshine : nonsense 443. A fish out of water : uncomfortable 444. See eye […]

401. Donkey’s years : a long time 402. Within a stone’s throw : at a short distance 403. Cut the Gordian knot : removed the […]

361. By fits and starts : irregularly 362. Out of the question : impossible 363. Standstill : complete halt 364. For better or worse : […]

321. A bolt from the blue : Unexpected 322. In black and white : in writing 323. Bad blood : feeling of hatred 324. Kicked […]

281. Brought about : Caused 282. Allowed a free hand : complete liberty 283. Caught red handed : at the time of committing the crime […]

241. Water under the bridge : something I cannot change 242. The horns of a dilemma : in difficult situation 243. Talking through her hat […]

201. Wears her heart on her sleeve : expresses her emotions freely 202. To make both ends meet : to live within one’s income 203. […]

161. A sore point with : something which hurts 162. No love lost between : not on good terms 163. Blowing your own trumpet : […]

121. Let the cat out of the bag : told her about it unintentionally 122. To blaze a trail : to lead the way as […]