Put one’s foot in one’s mouth

To say something stupid, offensive or embarrassing and then regret it. The professor put her foot in her mouth when she asked the overweight... Read more →

Keep an eye on

To take care of something or someone. Sara, next weekend we would like to see Milan and we were wondering if you could keep an eye on our dog,... Read more →

Have one’s heart set on something

To want something very much. I have my heart set on visiting Saudi Arabia this year. I really hope my husband pays the tickets.

Stay on one’s toes

To be ready for action. To be alert. I understood early in life that in order to succeed, I had to be on my toes. Because firefighters may have... Read more →

Spring to life

To become active and lively unexpectedly. My birthday party sprang to life when my bestie joined in. She's such an energetic girl!

Life is just a bowl of cherries

1. People say this when their life seems just fine. They have no worries or whatsoever. When they are satisfied with what they have. Because her... Read more →

Lead a double life

To have a secret life that your family or relatives know nothing about. He had stepped into a world of repeated lies, affairs, and deceit.... Read more →

Bring to life

To energize and give vitality to someone or something. That job proposal brought Amy to life as that was exactly what she was hoping for.

Risk life and limb

To do dangerous sports or activities in return of thrills and adrenaline. The young thrill-seeking girl risked life and limb flying down the... Read more →

The best things in life are free

Sometimes we feel unhappy or dissatisfied with our lives and we forget the that most important thing in life don't cost a thing. This morning... Read more →