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List of English Idioms from A to Z 英语习语汇总(A)

A big cheese - an important or a powerful person in a group or family


A bird’s eye view - a view from a very high place which allows you to see a large area


A bone of contention - something that people argue for a long time


A cock and a bull story - a story or an explanation which is obviously not true


At the crack of the dawn - very early in morning


A cuckoo in the nest - someone in a group of people but not liked by them


A litmus test - a method which clearly proves something


As the crow flies - measuring distance between two places in a straight line


A dead letter - an argument or law not followed by anyone


At the drop of the hat - u do something easily and without any preparation


An early bird - someone who gets early in the morning


An educated guess - a guess which was likely to get corrected


At the eleventh hour - be too late


A queer fish - a strange person


A wakeup call - an event done to warn someone


A worm’s eye view - having very little knowledge about something


A witch hunt - an attempt to find and punish those who have options that are believed to be dangerous


At the heels of - to follow someone


A dish fit for Gods - something of very high quality


A game of two equal halves - a sudden change in circumstances


Afraid of one’s own shadow - to become easily frightened


Against the clock - to be in a hurry to do something before a particular time


Air one’s dirty laundry - to make public something embarrassing that should be kept secret


All systems go - everything is ready


An arm and a leg - a large amount of money


Appear out of now here - to appear suddenly without warning


Apple of someone’s eye - someone loved very much


Ask for the moon - to ask for too much


Asleep at the switch - not to be alert on opportunity


At sixes and sevens - to be lost and bewildered


At someone’s beck and call - to be always ready to serve


At the bottom of the ladder - at the lowest level


A house of cards - a poor plan


At an arm’s length - to keep at a distance


At sixes and sevens - in disorder


A boon in disguise - a benefit in loss


A bull in a China shop - an awkward person


A red letter day - an important day


A nine days wonder - pleasure for a short time


A bit under the weather- falling ill

                                                                                                         

To be continued




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