Enhance Your Learning with Idioms and Collocations Flash Cards for quick language improvement
To face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage and determination.
To initiate or start a conversation or social interaction, especially in a formal or unfamiliar setting.
To do something in the easiest or quickest way, often by neglecting rules or standards.
To accurately identify or describe the main point or issue.
To die or pass away.
Something that is very easy or effortless to do.
To reveal a secret or confidential information.
To confront a difficult or challenging situation directly and with determination.
Feeling unwell or sick.
Something that is very common or easy to find.
To pursue a mistaken or misguided course of action or belief.
To be very expensive.
To not rely on a single plan or option, as it may lead to failure or loss.
To experience the same negative treatment or behavior that one has inflicted on others.
To wait or be patient.
In the same difficult or challenging situation as others.
To join or support a popular trend or movement.
To accomplish two tasks or goals with a single action.
To reveal a secret or confidential information.
To miss an opportunity or chance.
In a risky or precarious situation.
To rely on a single plan or option, which may lead to failure or loss.
Raining heavily.
To do or say something that causes harm or damage to oneself.
To not completely believe or trust something, as it may not be entirely accurate or true.
Uncertain or undecided.
A request for someone to share their thoughts or opinions.
To make a great effort or sacrifice to help or accommodate someone.
To be upset or regretful about something that has already happened and cannot be changed.
To not make plans or be too confident about something that may not happen.
To suddenly become nervous or hesitant about doing something.
To go to bed or sleep.
In trouble or facing difficulties.
To hope for good luck or a positive outcome.
To avoid interfering in a situation that could cause trouble or conflict.
You have to work hard and endure difficulties in order to achieve success or progress.
To handle a situation spontaneously or without a definite plan.
To make a difficult or painful situation even worse for someone.
To decline an invitation or offer, but with the intention of accepting it at a later time.
Done secretly or illegally, often involving bribery or corruption.
Something that initially appears to be negative or unfortunate, but is actually beneficial in the long run.
It is better to do something late than to not do it at all.
To raise a false alarm or make a false claim, resulting in a loss of credibility.
To not form an opinion or make assumptions about someone or something based solely on appearance.
To stop criticizing or bothering someone.
To begin a journey or leave a place.
To remain cheerful and optimistic in the face of adversity or disappointment.
To forget about past conflicts or grievances and move on.
To argue against or challenge a prevailing opinion or belief, often for the sake of stimulating discussion or critical thinking.