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🃏 Học bộ này bằng flashcard (miễn phí) →| a piece of cake idiom | dễ như ăn bánh Honestly, the first part of the test was a piece of cake. |
| once in a blue moon idiom | hiếm khi, năm thì mười họa I only go to the cinema once in a blue moon these days. |
| hit the books idiom | học hành chăm chỉ I need to hit the books this weekend because my exam is on Monday. |
| the best of both worlds idiom | vẹn cả đôi đường Living in the suburbs gives you the best of both worlds: peace and easy access to the city. |
| break the bank idiom | tốn quá nhiều tiền A weekend trip to the mountains won't break the bank if you stay in a homestay. |
| cost an arm and a leg idiom | đắt cắt cổ Concert tickets cost an arm and a leg nowadays. |
| under the weather idiom | hơi mệt, không khỏe I was feeling a bit under the weather, so I skipped the party. |
| a breath of fresh air idiom | một luồng gió mới Our new teacher was a breath of fresh air because her lessons were so interactive. |
| on the go idiom | bận rộn, luôn chân luôn tay As a nurse, my mum is always on the go. |
| couch potato idiom | người lười vận động, chỉ ngồi xem TV I used to be a real couch potato, but now I go jogging every morning. |
| in the long run idiom | về lâu dài Learning to cook saves you a lot of money in the long run. |
| get the hang of idiom | nắm được cách làm Driving was scary at first, but it didn't take long to get the hang of it. |
| call it a day idiom | kết thúc, nghỉ (công việc) By nine o'clock we were exhausted, so we decided to call it a day. |
| burn the midnight oil idiom | thức khuya làm việc/học During exam season, I often burn the midnight oil. |
| see eye to eye idiom | đồng quan điểm My dad and I don't always see eye to eye on politics. |
| not my cup of tea idiom | không phải sở thích của tôi Horror films are not my cup of tea; I prefer comedies. |
| go the extra mile idiom | nỗ lực hơn mức cần thiết The staff at that hotel really go the extra mile for their guests. |
| the tip of the iceberg idiom | bề nổi của tảng băng chìm Traffic jams are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to city problems. |
| keep an eye on idiom | để mắt, trông chừng Could you keep an eye on my bag while I grab a coffee? |
| out of the blue idiom | bất ngờ, không báo trước An old friend called me out of the blue last week. |
| over the moon idiom | vui sướng tột độ I was over the moon when I got my IELTS results. |
| take it easy idiom | thư giãn, từ từ On Sundays I just take it easy and spend time with my family. |
| through thick and thin idiom | dù sướng hay khổ, lúc thăng lúc trầm My best friend has supported me through thick and thin. |
| a blessing in disguise idiom | trong cái rủi có cái may Failing that exam was a blessing in disguise because it made me change my study habits. |
| ring a bell idiom | nghe quen quen His name rings a bell, but I can't remember where we met. |
| from scratch idiom | từ con số không My parents built their business from scratch. |
| learn the ropes idiom | học việc, làm quen công việc It took me about a month to learn the ropes at my first job. |
| on a shoestring idiom | với rất ít tiền We travelled around Thailand on a shoestring, staying in cheap hostels. |
| a far cry from idiom | khác xa so với My tiny flat in the city is a far cry from my family's big house in the countryside. |
| hustle and bustle idiom | sự ồn ào náo nhiệt I love the hustle and bustle of the Old Quarter at night. |
| off the beaten track idiom | nơi hẻo lánh, ít người biết I prefer travelling to villages that are off the beaten track. |
| the ins and outs idiom | mọi chi tiết, ngóc ngách My uncle taught me the ins and outs of running a small shop. |
| have a lot on my plate idiom | có quá nhiều việc phải lo I have a lot on my plate at the moment, with work and evening classes. |
| up in the air idiom | chưa quyết định, còn bỏ ngỏ My plans for the summer are still up in the air. |
| night owl idiom | cú đêm (người hay thức khuya) I'm a bit of a night owl, so I do my best work after 10 p.m. |
| early bird idiom | người dậy sớm My grandfather is an early bird who goes for a walk at 5 a.m. |
| learn by heart idiom | học thuộc lòng At primary school we had to learn poems by heart. |
| at the drop of a hat idiom | ngay lập tức, không do dự My friends are ready to travel at the drop of a hat. |
| spoilt for choice idiom | có quá nhiều lựa chọn In Ho Chi Minh City you're spoilt for choice when it comes to street food. |
| in the middle of nowhere idiom | ở nơi khỉ ho cò gáy My grandparents live in the middle of nowhere, so there's no Wi-Fi. |
| glued to the screen idiom | dán mắt vào màn hình Kids these days are glued to the screen from morning till night. |
| bite off more than you can chew idiom | ôm đồm quá sức I bite off more than I can chew when I sign up for too many courses. |
| sleep on it idiom | để suy nghĩ thêm (qua đêm) It's a big decision, so I'll sleep on it and tell you tomorrow. |
| word of mouth idiom | truyền miệng That small restaurant became popular purely through word of mouth. |
| go with the flow idiom | thuận theo tự nhiên When I travel, I don't plan much; I just go with the flow. |
| make ends meet idiom | xoay xở đủ sống Many students work part-time to make ends meet. |
| a stone's throw from idiom | rất gần (cách một quãng ngắn) My flat is a stone's throw from the beach, which is amazing. |
| the last straw idiom | giọt nước tràn ly The noisy neighbours were bad enough, but the broken air conditioner was the last straw. |
| play it by ear idiom | tùy cơ ứng biến We haven't booked anything yet; we'll just play it by ear. |
| in the blink of an eye idiom | trong chớp mắt My university years went by in the blink of an eye. |
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