Face
face-to-face = in person: “We need to arrange a face-to-face meeting.”
face the music = take responsibility for a difficult situation: “We’ve got to face the music – this company is going under.”
face up to responsibilities = accept responsibilities: “You need to face up to your responsibilities – it’s time you got a job and [...]
gas up
- to add gas in your car.
I will have to gas up tomorrow because my gas tank is almost on empty.
gee whiz
- used as an exclamation to show surprise or other strong feelings
Gee whiz! Are we really going to go to go to Disneyland for our holiday?
get a break
- get an opportunity or good [...]
Common Idioms-Idioms -F
face down
- confront boldly and win, defy
They decided to face down their competitors and were able to easily stay in business.
face the music
- accept the consequences of something
He is going to have to face the music sooner or later.
face up to
- accept something that is not easy to accept
You must face up to [...]
Common Idioms-Idioms -D
dance to a different tune
- to talk or act differently because a situation has changed
Sally is dancing to a different tune because her boy friend now wants to break up with her.
dark horse
- someone or some group not favored to win
The New York Jets were the dark horse of the play offs but [...]
