Idioms: 2

Idioms:

-The big cheese: is the most important or powerful person in a group or organitation.
-Chalk and cheese: we use this expression to define two people who are very different to each other.
-A little bird told me: if you have some information but you don't want to reveal who told you, then you use this expression.
-To be or to have a big mouth: it means you talk to much especially about things which should be kept in secret avoided.
-All the colors of the rainbow: it means it is very colorful.
-Chaising rainbows: refers to someone who is always looking for something more exciting and rewarding but it is unlikely to find it.
-If you are playing with fire: you are doing something which could be dangerous.
-If you add fuel to the fire: it means you make a bad situation even worse.
-Lost for words:ypu haven't words to talk because you are very angry or upset.(You are shock)
-If you have a flash of inspiration: it means that you get a sudden idea that helps you create or archive what you where hoping to do.
-A big fish in a small pond: if we describe someone with this expression, it means that he/she is very important or have a lot of influence but only in a small area or group.
-Cold fish: If someone is described with this expression it means that he/she is unfriendly and doesn't show his/her feelings or emotions.
-Packed like sardines: to describe people in a very crowded space.
             -Chock a block: (the same) but used in traffic.
-Like a duck to water: it means that you discover, when you start doing a new activity, that you are very good at it.
-If you blow your own trumpet: you are boasting about your archivements and abilities.
-If you have a bee in your bonet(abot something): you are obssessed with it and can't stop thinking about it.
-It's in someone's genes: when that person has the same personality traits as their parents, or does a similar job.
- You scratch my back and I'll scratch your: means if you do something for me, I'll do something for you especially if it something you would not have been able to do for yourself.
-If you say someone does not have a hair cut of place, it means their appearance is very tidy or is perfect.