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5 body part idioms, with pictures

Look at the picture, read the meaning, and listen to the example.

Backstage next to a red curtain, a nervous actress in a long dress waits to go on. Two friends smile at her: one gives a thumbs up, one crosses his fingers.

What does “Break a leg” mean?

“Break a leg” means good luck! People say it before a show or a big moment.

Example: Your job interview is today? Break a leg!

Emoji clue: hammer, leg

A scared man holds out a letter at his boss's door and steps back. His shoes are frozen in blue ice with snowflakes around them.

What does “Get cold feet” mean?

“Get cold feet” means to suddenly feel too afraid to do something you planned.

Example: Ben wanted to quit his job, but he got cold feet.

Emoji clue: cold blue face, foot

A happy man floats upside down in the air with red hearts all around him. A woman waves at him from the door of the house next door.

What does “Head over heels” mean?

“Head over heels” means very much in love.

Example: Sam fell head over heels for his new neighbor.

Emoji clue: upside-down face, high heel shoe

A woman and her boss look at each other, smile and shake hands over a desk with a plan on it.

What does “See eye to eye” mean?

“See eye to eye” means to agree with someone.

Example: Anna and her boss see eye to eye on the new plan.

Emoji clue: eye, arrow both ways, eye

An annoyed man in his car holds the back of his neck. Every parking space on the busy street is full.

What does “A pain in the neck” mean?

“A pain in the neck” means a person or thing that is very annoying.

Example: Finding parking downtown is a pain in the neck.

Emoji clue: hurt face with a bandage, scarf for the neck

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100 common English idioms and their meanings

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