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To feel under the weather

This is another way to say you are not feeling well.it doesn't necessarily mean you have a serious health problem, but maybe a cold or minor ache.

Kendini kotu hissetmek

Once in a blue moon

You would use this expression to talk about something that almost never happens. Kirk yilda bir.

Stab someone in the back

This means to betray someone or to do something malicious they would never expect from you.Arkadan bicaklamak.

Pitch in

This is used likethe verb "collaborate". It means to contribute to something to achieve a group outcome. Isbirligi, girişmek, ortak çalisma

Blow off steam

The meaning of this idiom is to release some tension ,or get rid of stressful energy. Stresi uzaklastirmak.

Get over "something "

Use this idiom when you to say something doesn't bother you anymore or after you overcome negative feelings about a situation.Kendine gelmek , daha iyi hissetmeye baslamak.

In hot water

To be difficulties,especially in serious trouble.Cezalandirma ,olasiligi olan zor bir durumda.

I'm in hot water with my teacher because caught me cheating in the test.

Butterflies in one's stomach

To be very nervous and anxious

He is so cute that when he looks at me i get butterflies in my stomach.

Under the weather

To be or feel ill/ sad or lack energy. Hasta uzgun ya da Enerji eksikligi

I am feeling a bit under the weather. I think I'm getting a cold.

Hold your horses

To wait /slow down/consider things carefully. Dikkatlice dusunmek.

Just hold your horses!Let's think about this for a moment.

A piece of cake

Something very easy to do.kolaylikla yapmak.

Was your Math exam hard? No it was really a piece of cake.

Knock one's socks off

To delight, thrill, amaze/impress .heyecanlanmak.

I have to tell you something that will knock your socks off.

Let the cat out of the bag

To reveal a secret,usually unintentionally.Agzindan kacirmak.

He let the cat out of the bag when he accidentally told her about the suprise party.

At the drop of a hat

Immediately, without any delay or hesitation.hemen ,tereddut etmeden.

We're all packed and ready to go- we can leave at the drop of a hat.

Cost an arm and a leg

To be very expensive

I don't know how you could afford this sports car. It must have cost an arm and a leg.

Pull one's leg

To play a joke ,tease, trick someone in a friendly way. Kafa bulmak .

Is Samantha really getting married or are you just pulling my leg?

Caught between two stools

To be unable to choose between two alternatives. Iki alternatives arasindan secim yapmak.

If you try to please both your father and mother,you can end up caught between two stools.

Lose one's marbles

To act in a crazy or strange way. Cilginca ya da garip davranmak

Okay, I'll tell you what I'm going to do,although you'll probably think that I have lost my marbles.

Hit the sack

To go to bed.Kafayi vurup yatmak.

I'd better hit the sack now. I'm feeling really exhausted.

All Ears

To be eager to hear/listen attentively. Dort kulak dinlemek

Tell me who was at the party.I am all ears.

Cold feet

To lose courage to do something you had planned. Planladigin bir seyi yapma cesaretini kaybetmek.

My friend got cold feet and decided not to do a bungee jump.

Being broke is no fun

Bes parasiz olmak eglenceli degil

Fall behinde

Yetisememek geri kalmak