English idiomatic expressions (121)

Learn English idiomatic expressions in real-life contexts

Expression	Example	Difficulty
Salty	He’s salty because he lost the game.	C1
Sus	This deal looks sus.	C1
Vibe	I love the vibe here.	C1
Cringe	That video is so cringe.	C1
Whatever.	Whatever. Do what you want.	B2
Slay!	That outfit is so slay.	C1
Ghost someone.	She ghosted me after our first date.	C1
You got this!		B2
Are you kidding me?	Are you kidding me? The store is closed again!	B2
That’s insane.	That’s insane. I can't believe it happened.	B2
I’m freaking out.	I'm freaking out about my exam tomorrow.	B2
No kidding!	No kidding! I didn't expect that.	B1
That sucks.	That sucks. I really wanted to go.	B1
I’m out.	It's too expensive for me. I'm out.	B1
I’m in.	We're going to the beach tomorrow. I'm in.	B1
Take it easy.	Take it easy. Everything will be fine.	B1
Chill!	Chill! It was just a joke.	B1
I’m starving.		B1
I’m broke.		B1
What’s up?		B1
Got it.	Got it, I'll do it later.	A2
No big deal.	No big deal, everyone makes mistakes.	A2
My bad.	My bad, I forgot about the meeting.	A2
Nope	Nope, that's not true.	A1
Yep	Yep, I know her.	A1
Read between the lines	I read between the lines that she doesn’t like it.	C1
Back to square one	After the failure, we were back to square one.	C1
Burn bridges	He burned his bridges after arguing with his business partners.	C1
A storm in a teacup	They turned a small mistake into a storm in a teacup.	C1
Beat around the bush	Don't beat around the bush — what's the problem?	C1

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