Idioms and phrases — Idioms on human body
150 Idioms on Human body - Set 08/15
71. In the palm of your hand Meaning: Completely under your control or influence. Sentence Usage 1: With his charisma, he had the audience in the palm of his hand....
150 Idioms on Human body - Set 07/15
61. Break the ice Meaning: To initiate social interaction or relieve tension in a situation. Sentence Usage 1: A good joke can help break the ice at a gathering of...
150 Idioms on Human body - Set 06/15
51. Born with a silver spoon in one's mouth Meaning: Born into a wealthy or privileged family. Sentence Usage 1: She was born with a silver spoon in her mouth,...
150 Idioms on Human body - Set 05/15
41. Hit the nail on the head Meaning: To describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem. Sentence Usage 1: She hit the nail on the head when she...
150 Idioms on Human body - Set 04/15
31. Face value Meaning: Accepting something as it appears without questioning or analyzing. Sentence Usage 1: Don't take everything at face value; sometimes there's more to the story. Sentence Usage...
150 Idioms on Human body - Set 03/15
21. Neck and neck Meaning: In close competition or running at the same level as someone else. Sentence Usage 1: The two teams are neck and neck in the race...
150 Idioms on Human body - Set 02/15
11. Break a leg Meaning: Good luck, especially before a performance or undertaking a challenging task. Sentence Usage 1: Break a leg on your audition! I know you'll do great....
150 Idioms on Human body - Set 01/15
1. Head in the clouds Meaning: Daydreaming or not paying attention. Sentence Usage 1: She often has her head in the clouds during class. Sentence Usage 2: Don't have your...