Twenty-four/seven
Every moment of the day. We are making lots of money recently. Now our shop is open 24/7 and this is the best decision we could take.
Famous Idioms
Up to the minute
Recent information. The online newspaper gained its popularity especially after covering the blast in Madrid with plenty of up to minute news.
All of a sudden
Unexpectedly; in a sudden way. She had just closed the door when all of the sudden she heard somebody knowing. She got terrified.
Get the ball rolling
To start something; especially something of big importance. We explained to the web developer how important the quick launch of this project was and he agreed to get the ball rolling, despite not... Read more →
Be all ears
Eager to listen. So, what did he tell you? I'm all ears.
Take it easy
To relax; not to worry. Relax, take it easy, as there is nothing that you can do.
Sleep on it
Thinking about something before making a decision. Her proposal seems pretty good to me, but I'd suggest you to sleep on it before you accept it.
Sharp
At the exact time. Not even a minute later. If you do not show up at 9.00 sharp, the Michigan English Test exam will start. We won't be waiting for you.
Once in a while
Not very often; sometimes. I go to the capital once in a while, as it is a very expensive city.
Like the back of one’s hand
Know something very well. Should you find any trouble understanding the ECPE exam structure, do let me know. I know it like the back of my hand.
