English Vocabulary: Idioms, Meanings, Synonyms, and More
Posted on May 1, 2024 in English
Idioms:
Expression, figure of speechMeanings:
Significance or intentionsLearn by Heart:
To memorizePut One’s Foot in It:
To say something that embarrasses someoneGet on One’s Nerves:
Irritate or annoyGo in One Ear and Out the Other:
To quickly forget somethingSynonym:
Word with the same meaning as another wordDoze Off:
Fall asleepFigure Out:
Work outHang Out With:
Spend time withLook Forward To:
Feel excited about something happening in the futureThe Grass Is Always Greener on the Other Side:
Other people’s situations always seem better than your own even though that is not trueAction Speaks Louder Than Words:
What someone does means more than what they sayFalse Friend:
A word that is often confused with a word in another language with a different meaning because the two words look similarTranslate:
To change words into a different languageActually:
In fact, reallyExit:
Act of leavingIgnore:
Pay no attention toQuiet:
Not loud, making no noiseSympathetic:
SensitiveTremendous:
Enormous, hugeIt’s a No Brainer:
It’s easy to decide what to do.It Bugs Me:
It annoys me.It Beats Me:
I have no idea.Just Kidding Me:
I was only joking.Syllable:
A single unit of speech Stress:
The way that a syllable is pronounced with greater force than other syllablesPrefix:
Group of letters added to the beginning of a word Affordable:
Not expensiveAssertive:
Behaving confidentlyDisability:
IncapacityEntertaining:
Enjoyable, amusingPromise:
Word of honorRelieved:
Happy that something unpleasant has not happenedAwesome:
AmazingDownside:
DisadvantageRecall:
RememberTrendy:
FashionableWeird:
Strange/oddWell-Known:
FamousUnaffordable:
Very expensivePredictable:
Expected or foreseenUnpredictable:
UnforeseeableLikely:
ProbableUnlikely:
ImprobableChilly:
Cold temperature/ weatherWarm:
Moderately hotAwful:
Very bad, terribleGreat:
Excellent or amazingAgree:
See eye to eyeDisagree:
Differ, opposeAlike:
SimilarDie Out:
Become less common and stop existingTake Over:
Replace something Do Away With:
Stop using somethingCarry On:
Continue doing somethingGet On:
Deal with something successfullyTalking Someone Into:
Persuade someone to do somethingGet Something Across:
Communicate successfullyGo Out With:
To date, to spend time with somebody and have a romantic relationshipCope With:
To deal with a situationCome Across:
Find something by chanceWork Out:
Solve a problem or manage to do somethingKeep Up:
To continue doing somethingPay Off:
Be worth the effortCognate:
Cognate words have the same originTurn Up:
To appear, arriveKeep Waiting:
To make someone stay in one place until you are ready to see or talk to him/herDeadline:
Final dateIn Two Weeks´ Time:
Two weeks from nowThe Last Minute:
Final moments before somethingAhead of the Schedule:
Earlier than somethingTime to Spare:
Time when you are not workingRush:
HurryIn the Nick of Time:
Just in timeGet Behind:
To fail to do something as quickly as expectedCatch Up On:
Do tasks which should have been done earlierSlow Down:
To be less active and relax moreFrom Time to Time:
Occasionally but not regularlyTake Your Time:
Spend as much time as you needAt Times:
SometimesFly:
Go very quicklyFilling:
A small amount of plastic used to fix a toothFaces:
Have to deal withLeading:
Most importantOdd:
StrangeNails:
Small and pointed piece of metalGathered:
CollectedDue:
Caused byWeird:
Very unusual or peculiarSurroundings:
Everything that is around Terrifying:
Extremely frighteningTrick:
IllusionUnderestimate:
Think something is less than it really isPace:
Walk back and forthDisrespectful:
Lack of respect or politenessCheeky:
Slightly rude or showing not respect, in a funny wayGrumpy:
Easily annoyed or complainedMood:
The way you feel at a particular timeMood Swings:
Change in moodMoody:
To become angry easilyGet Away With:
To succeed in avoiding punishmentPeer Pressure:
Influence from members of one’s friends groupMature:
To become more developed mentally and emotionallyHave Rows:
A noisy argument Tell Off:
To speak angrily because someone has done something wrongLeave Alone:
Leave a person without other peoplePrivacy:
Right to keep personal matters and relationships secretRaising Teenagers:
Rear children or kids Untidy:
Not well organized Hard-Working:
Diligent Do Well In:
Thrive or be successful Risk-Taking:
Courting danger or loss Make a Mistake:
Commit an error Responsibility:
Duty or obligation to complete a task Pressure:
Attempt to persuade or coerce (someone) into doing something. Procrastinator:
Someone who keeps delaying things that must be done: Focused:
Concentrated on Achieve:
To succeed in somethingFear:
Emotion you have when you are frightened by somethingLet Them Down:
DisappointGo Off:
Make a noise, ringScrap:
Small portion of, fragmentDue In:
Expected by a given dateBeating:
Defeating, take action before something happensCheap:
InexpensiveIn Control:
Directs, managesAgenda:
List of things to be doneAbsorbing:
UnderstandingDismissed:
Decided something is not worth consideringActive:
Likely to eruptBehind:
Responsible forGet It:
UnderstandObsession:
A thing that you think about all the timeMotto:
A phrase that shows what someone believes and how they behavePunctuality:
The state of being on timeIn Reverse:
In the opposite orderResolutions:
Promises to yourself to do or not to do somethingHeaded:
Go in a particular directionStare At:
Look at someoneMassive:
Very large in sizeThrilling:
Extremely excitingDrag:
To move something by pulling it along a surfaceCause:
An organization that people supportIngenious:
Very cleverPops Into:
EntersDue In:
ExpectedRubbish:
Very badChunks:
Amounts