Week 18: Who We Are
There are lots of body idioms and their meanings are quite interesting; I have chosen some of them: o Get off my back : We use this expression when someone is criticising you or telling what to do all the time. 'Stop telling me what to do. Get off my back!' o A finger in every pie: To have a finger in every pie means that you are involved in many activities. `She has a finger in every pie this week, she does not stop doing things´. o Look down your nose : When you look down your nose at someone you think you are better or more important than them. 'Because he's rich he seems to think that he's better than everyone. He really looks down his nose at people.' o Play it by ear : To play it by ears means to improvise or do something without preparation. `I don't know where we should go tonight. Let's just play it by ear.' o Cost an arm and a leg : When something costs an arm and a leg it c...