50 Most Common and Important Daily Used Idioms

35. Let’s bounce

to leave

The football game is over, let’s bounce.

36. Low down

to receive the full story

Hey, give me the low down on what happened last Saturday night.

37. Take a chill pill

a way of telling someone to calm down

I don’t think the test will be too hard, take a chill pill.

38. Hit the books

to study

I can’t go to the party tonight, I have to hit the books.

39. To touch base

to contact someone

I need to touch base with Jeremy about the new office reports.

40. Locked in

to give full concentration too

I’m really locked in to this new television series.

42. No big deal

no need to worry

If you can’t make it to my birthday dinner it’s no big deal.

43. Get on the ball

to get focused on the goal

If you haven’t started your research project yet, you need to get on the ball.

44. Out of nowhere

unexpected

That surprise quiz came out of nowhere.

45. Out of the blue

unexpected

We were walking to the store when Mike appeared out of the blue.

46. Pull the plug

to end something/someone

After Bob quit, we may just have to pull the plug on the whole operation.

47. Put a sock in it

be quiet

My loud neighbours really need to put a sock in it.

48. Rally the troops

to gather friends together

We’re going to rally the troops then head to the basketball game.

49. Since day one

for a long time

I’ve been playing basketball since day one.

50. Something’s fishy

something’s strange

All the lights are off in the house and the door is open, something’s fishy.

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