Idioms Part2
Idioms Part2
Idioms Part2
3. all ears
Meaning: To say that you are all ears means that you are listening very attentively.
Example: Kids in my class were all ears when I was telling them the story.
4. backseat driver
Meaning: Any person who gives unwanted advice instead of helping or understanding
Example: I cannot stand my relatives being backseat driver to me.
5. badger someone
Meaning: To annoy someone or to bother someone or To pester someone into doing something
Example: Rani badgered her parents into buying her a new computer.
6. balancing act
Meaning: To appease two or more groups having difference of opinion or action
Example: I have to perform a balancing act between work and family.
8. eagle eyes
Meaning: One who see or notices things more easily than others.
Example: The children's eagle eyes spotted an ice-cream shop half a mile away.
2
Meaning: A humorous way of talking about returning to work, usually with some reluctance.
Example: We get two days off at Christmas and then it's back to the salt mines!
3
Example: You only failed the first test. You will have many more. Take it easy.