Wednesday, April 10, 2019

Idioms and Phrases 151-180

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Idioms and Phrases 

Meanings

151
bob up
to come to the surface suddenly
152
bogeyman
an evil spirit that haunts children
153
boiling hot
 very hot
154
a bolt from the blue
a most unexpected event/incident; a sudden change
155
bone up on sth
to study very hard
156
booby prize
a prize to insult sb for losing a contest
157
boozing
drinking wine excessively
158
born on the wrong side of the blanket
having only one good eye, crooked, out of true; cross-eyed
159
born with a silver spoon
to be born in a rich family
160
boss eyed
 blind in one eye
161
bossy-boots
a person who always tells people what they should do
162
boys will be boys
men are at times silly
163
bread winner
the earning member in the family
164
break down
to stop functioning especially a machine/vehicle
165
break into
 forcefully enter; to trespass
166
breaking poing
the point of great strain especially when sth breaks
167
break the bank
 to win /lose more money than there is in bank
168
breakthrough
an important development in a process/task
169
break up
to split; to break into two equal halves
170
breakthrough
an important achievement
171
breathe one’s last
to die; to pass away
172
bring about
 make a change
173
bring home the bacon
to achieve sth great
174
bring to light
to highlight; to bring to public notice
175
bring to mind
to remember
176
brush up
to renew; to improve; to polish; to embellish sth
177
build castles in the air
to daydream; imagine something impossible
178
bump into sb
to meet sb by chance
179
bunkum
a sheer nonsense
180
burn the candle at both ends
to waste resources unmindfully

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