| Idioms for December (2023) |
1. “sit tight” |
Meaning:
To wait patiently.
Example:
“Sit tight while I go and see if the doctor is ready to see you.”
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2. “ring a bell” |
Meaning:
When someone says something you may have heard before, but you don’t remember clearly, you can use this phrase to let them know you need a reminder.
Example:
“ That name rings a bell, but I can’t really remember where I know her from.”
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3.“up in the air” |
Meaning:
It’s used to talk about a situation is uncertain or unsure.
Example:
“Our plan for this weekend is still up in the air until Dad tells us when she gets off work.”
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4. “ off the chain” |
Meaning:
It’s used to describe something exciting or impressive in a good way.
Example:
“The Coldplay concert was off the chain!”
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5. “break the bank” |
Meaning:
Something that is overly expensive or something needs more money than you have.
Example:
“Taking a vacation in Europe for a month would break the bank for us. We can’t afford it now.”
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