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I write some of the idoms with their meanings. All the time in the world-to have a lot of time so you don't need to hurry On top of the world-extremely happy Out of this world-informal so good or enjoyable,it is unlike anything you usually experience Think the world of sbdy-to have great love and respect for someone Cost the earth-to cost a very large amount of money Bored to tears-to be extremely bored Cry your eyes out-to cry for a very long time In floods of tears-to cry a lot Shoulder to cry on-to give sympathy to someone when they are unhappy or upset Laugh your head off-to laugh loudly and for a long time Light-hearted-something that is not intended to be taken seriously Keep a straight face-to look serious even when you want to smile or laugh Not believe a word(+of)-to think that something is false Take the things in you stride-to not allow something to annoy,or upset in any way Butterflies in your stomach-informal to feel very nervous before doing something
- I write some of the idoms with their meanings.
- All the time in the world-to have a lot of time so you don't need to hurry On top of the world-extremely happy Out of this world-informal so good or enjoyable,it is unlike anything you usually experience Think the world of sbdy-to have great love and respect for someone Cost the earth-to cost a very large amount of money Bored to tears-to be extremely bored Cry your eyes out-to cry for a very long time In floods of tears-to cry a lot Shoulder to cry on-to give sympathy to someone when they are unhappy or upset Laugh your head off-to laugh loudly and for a long time Light-hearted-something that is not intended to be taken seriously Keep a straight face-to look serious even when you want to smile or laugh Not believe a word(+of)-to think that something is false Take the things in you stride-to not allow something to annoy,or upset in any way Butterflies in your stomach-informal to feel very nervous before doing something
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All the time in the world-to have a lot of time so you don't need to hurry
On top of the world-extremely happy
Out of this world-informal so good or enjoyable,it is unlike anything you usually experience
Think the world of sbdy-to have great love and respect for someone
Cost the earth-to cost a very large amount of mon
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