Idioms

Expressions that use food-related terms to convey meanings, such as “apple of my eye” or “spill the beans.”

Phrases that incorporate animals to illustrate ideas or behaviors, like “let the cat out of the bag” or “wild goose chase.”

Idioms that involve colors to express emotions or situations, such as “feeling blue” or “seeing red.”

Phrases that convey joy or positivity, like “on cloud nine” or “over the moon.”

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Phrases associated with journeys and exploration, such as “hit the road” or “smooth sailing.”

Related to elements like weather, plants, and landscapes, for instance, “chasing rainbows” or “a breath of fresh air.”

Related to finance and wealth, like “money doesn’t grow on trees” or “penny for your thoughts.”

Covering a range of feelings, such as “walking on air” (happy) or “bitter pill to swallow” (disappointment).

Phrases drawn from sports contexts, like “throw in the towel” or “hit a home run.”

Expressions related to the concept of time, like “time flies” or “the eleventh hour.”

Common expressions used in the workplace, such as “think outside the box” or “cut to the chase.”