idiomy angielskie

be) in the money
(be) keyed up
(be) pooped (out)
(to call/shout/scream) at the top of one's lungs
(to have) a green fingers ( am. - thumb)
(to) be all thumbs
(to) blow one's horn
(to) burn rubber
(to) burn up the road
(to) butt in
(to) chicken out/ chicken
(to) cry over spilt milk
(to) get the message
(to) give (lend) an ear to (formal)
(to) give a ring
(to) have one's hands full
(to) have something to crow about
(to) hit the jackpot
(to) skate on thin ice
(to) stand one's ground
(to) stick one's neck out
a bitter pill to swallow
a broken reed
a cold fish
a drop in the ocean
a nanny state
a snake in the grass
a think-tank
a wolf-whistle
air one's dirty laundry in public
as the crow flies
bite off more than you can chew
bite off more than you can chew
eager beaver
hand-me-down
hang up
head and shoulders (above something)
head over heels
in a class of one's own
It's raining cats and dogs.
keep one's fingers crossed
let sleeping dogs lie
lock, stock and barrel
lose one's temper
make one's bed and lie in it
miss the boat (bus)
money down the drain
monkey business
on the point of (usually used with a verbal noun - on the point of doing something)
out on the town
puppy love
straight from the horse's mouth
the game is up
the law of the jungle
the sky is the limit
the tip of the iceberg
to be as busy as a bee
to be in the soup
to be on the same wavelength
to do a Thatcher
to fall on hard times
to fly the nest
to gate-crash
to get the feel of
to go down in history
to have a whale of a time
to hit the hay
to hit the nail on the head
to live like a lord
to look like a stick insect
to make a martyr of oneself
to make a mountain out of a mole-hill
to make light work of
to pave the way for
to put a place on the map
to put out feelers
to talk a load of codswallop
too big for one's britches (boots)
with flying colours

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