English idioms (Bull - Buy)
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English idioms (Bull - Buy)
Idioms:
- Bull in a china shop
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Meaning: someone who is clumsy and upsets other people or plans
- Bump into (someone)
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Meaning: to meet someone by chance
- Bump off (someone)
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Meaning: to kill someone
- Bundle of nerves
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Meaning: a very nervous or anxious person
- Bundle up
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Meaning: to put on warm clothes, to dress warmly
- Burn a hole in one`s pocket
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Meaning: to stimulate someone to spend money quickly
- Burn down
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Meaning: to burn completely (usually used for buildings)
- Burn one`s bridges behind one
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Meaning: to do something that makes going back impossible
- Burn (oneself) out
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Meaning: to become very tired and almost sick from doing something for a long time or from working too hard
- Burn out
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Meaning: to stop working because of overuse
- Burn (someone) in effigy
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Meaning: to burn a dummy that represents a hated person
- Burn the candle at both ends
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Meaning: to work or play too hard without enough rest
- Burn the midnight oil
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Meaning: to study until very late at night
- Burn up
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Meaning: to burn completely (usually things and not buildings)
- Burst at the seams
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Meaning: to explode with pride or laughter, to be full to the breaking point
- Burst in on (someone or something)
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Meaning: to enter a room and interrupt someone or some activity
- Burst into flames
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Meaning: to catch fire suddenly
- Burst into tears
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Meaning: to begin to cry suddenly
- Burst onto the scene
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Meaning: to appear suddenly in some location
- Burst out
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Meaning: to leave quickly, to depart quickly
- Burst out crying/laughing/singing
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Meaning: to begin to cry/laugh/sing suddenly
- Burst with joy
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Meaning: to be full of happiness and feel that you will explode or burst
- Burst with pride
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Meaning: to be full of pride and ready to burst
- Bury one`s head in the sand
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Meaning: to refuse to see something, to know something unpleasant but not want to deal with it
- Bury the hatchet
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Meaning: to stop arguing and become friendly with someone
- Business as usual
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Meaning: to continue as usual
- Busman's holiday
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Meaning: a holiday where you spend your time doing the same thing that you would do if you were working
- But for (someone or something)
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Meaning: if it were not for someone or something
- Butt in (on someone or something)
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Meaning: to interrupt someone or something
- Butter (someone) up or butter up (someone)
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Meaning: to flatter someone
- Button one's lip
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Meaning: to become quiet, to not speak
- Buy a lemon
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Meaning: to purchase a vehicle that constantly gives problems or stops running after you drive it away
- Buy a pig in a poke
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Meaning: to buy something without seeing it or knowing anything about it
- Buy off (someone) or buy (someone) off
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Meaning: to bribe someone
- Buy out (someone or something) or buy (someone or something) out
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Meaning: to purchase a business or a company, to buy all of someone's shares in a company
- Buy (something) for a song
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Meaning: to buy something cheaply
- Buy (something) on credit
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Meaning: to buy something now and pay for it later
- Buy (something) sight unseen
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Meaning: to buy something without seeing it first
- Buy up (something) or buy (something) up
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Meaning: to buy the total amount of something
- English idioms from (Bull - Buy)