Идиомы английского языка для IELTS

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1. Keep your hair on
2. Know what’s what
3. Know something inside out
4. Kick yourself
5. Knee-high to a grasshopper
6. Last word in
7. Let your hair down
8. Let sleeping dogs lie
9. Let off steam
10. Lay/put your cards on the table
11. Let nature take its course
12. Life and soul of the party
13. Like two peas in a pod
14. Lock, stock and barrel
15. Live and let live
16. Line your pocket(s)
17. Off the beaten track
18. Not have a leg to stand on
19. On good terms with
20. On the spur of the moment
21. Make yourself at home
22. No rhyme or reason
23. Make a beeline for
24. On the street
25. Fall short
26. Lose your bearing
27. Draw the line at
28. Fly off the handle
29. For good
30. Follow your nose
31. Fifty-fifty
32. Couch potato
33. Concrete jungle
34. See eye to eye with
35. Recharge your batteries
36. Somebody is only human
37. Out of the blue
38. Satellite town
39. Take a short cut to
40. Stop dead in your tracks
41. Stick to your guns
42. Take stock of
43. Set your heart on
44. Six of one (and) half a dozen of the other
45. Split hairs
46. Steal the show
47. Take the law into your own hands
48. Throw the book at sb.
49. The tools of the trade
50. Tidy sum/amount
51. The powers that be
52. Touch wood
53. The other day
54. The edge over
55. The luck of the draw
56. Tell tales
57. Take the scenic route
58. Variety is the spice of life
59. Under sb’s thumb
60. Your flesh and blood
61. Turn over a new leaf
62. Never/don’t look a gift horse in the mouth
63. Ring a bell
64. Reinvent the wheel
65. Red tape
66. Round the bend
67. Pride of place
68. Over the top
69. Pull a few strings
70. Put something in perspective
71. Out of this world
72. Out of the blue
73. Put two and two together
74. Once in a blue moon
75. Put your feet up
76. On the town
77. Quick/slow on the uptake
78. A stone’s throw (away/from)
79. In/for donkey’s years
80. In the dark about
81. In sb’s good/bad books
82. In the sticks
83. In the nick of time
84. Home sweet home
85. Add fuel to the fire
86. A stitch in time (saves nine)
87. A leopard can’t change its spots
88. A drop in the ocean
89. A sight for sore eyes
90. An act of God
91. A home from home
92. Be on the same wavelength
93. Give sb your word
94. Get sb a taste/dose of their own medicine
95. Give something a miss
96. Go halves
97. Go to youe head
98. Have a change of heart
99. Have green fingers
100. Have time on your hands
101. For the time being
102. Gain/get/have/take the upper hand
103. Get something off your chest
104. Get on like a house on fire
105. Get the wrong end of the stick
106. From iime to time
107. Get/have your way
108. Get/catch sb’s drift
109. Do something on a whim
110. Keep sb posted
111. Keep up with the Jonesses
112. Keep something under your hat
113. Keep a straight face
114. Have your wits about you
115. It’s as broad as it’s long
116. (Hear smth.) on/through the grapevine
117. Achilles’ heel
118. Change your tune
119. Break even
120. Below/under par
121. Before your time
122. Blot on the landscape
123. Big mouth
124. Break the mould
125. Clean as a whistle
126. Bury your head in the sand
127. Come rain or shine
128. Come clean (about something)
129. Cry over spilt milk
130. Commuter belt
131. Be up in the arms (over)
132. All in good time
133. All mod cons
134. As the crow flies
135. Be born with a silver spoon in your mouth
136. At the drop of a hat
137.  Draw the short straw
138. At a loose end
139. In the middle of nowhere

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