| Idioms for November (2023) |
1. “bite and bullet” |
Meaning:
To endure a painful or difficult situation with courage and resilience.
Example:
“Despite the challenging circumstances, she decided to bite the bullet and face the interview with confidence.”
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2. “hit the nail on the head” |
Meaning:
To describe someone who has understood a complex problem perfectly.
Example:
“ Sarah hit the nail on the head when she saw the problem of her team.”
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3.“jump on the bandwagon” |
Meaning:
To join others in doing something that has become fashionable or popular.
Example:
“After seeing his friends succeed, he decided to jump on the bandwagon and start his own online business.”
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4. “ cost an arm and a leg” |
Meaning:
Something very expensive.
Example:
“Buying a new car can cost an arm and a leg, so he decided to stick with his old, reliable one.”
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5. “the ball is in your court” |
Meaning:
It's your responsibility to make a decision or take an action.
Example:
I've presented the proposal to the committee, and now the ball is in their court to approve or suggest changes.
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