This document lists and defines common English idioms related to food and color. It provides explanations and examples for over 20 idioms including "apple of one's eye" meaning someone liked a lot, "bad egg" meaning a bad person, and "big cheese" meaning an important leader. It also covers color idioms such as "beet red" meaning very red in the face, "red handed" meaning caught in the act, and "green with envy" meaning very jealous.
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2. Apple of one’s eye
• Someone or
something that
one likes a lot.
• For example:
you are the apple
of my eye.
3. Bad egg
• A bad person
• For example:
He’s a bad egg,
stay away from
him.
4. Big cheese
• An important
person, or
leader.
• For example:
He is a big cheese
in his company
so you should be
nice to him.
5. Bread and Butter
• Basic needs of life,
food, shelter,
clothing)
• For example: The
voters are worried
about bread and
butter issues like
jobs and taxes.
6. Bring home the bacon
• Earn your
family’s living.
• You have to
work really hard
if you want to
bring home the
bacon.
7. Cool as a cucumber
• Calm, not nervous
or anxious.
• I was cool as a
cucumber when I
went for my driving
test.
8. Couch potato
• A very lazy person.
• For example:
I’m really active,
my brother on the
other hand, is a
real couch potato.
9. Cream of the crop
• The best of a group,
top choice.
• For example: This is
the best store to buy
jeans, they only sell
the cream of the crop
labels.
10. To cry over spilled milk
• To cry or complain
about something that
has already
happened.
• For example: Don’t
cry over spilled milk,
you can’t change the
mark of your test, so
forget about it.
11. Cup of tea
• Something one
enjoys or does
well.
• For example: I like
skiing, but snow
boarding is not my
cup of tea.
12. Have one’s cake and eat it too
• You can’t have it both
ways.
• For example: He
refuses to
compromise, he
always wants to have
his cake and eat it
too.
13. Egg on one’s face
• To suffer
embarrassment.
• For example:
The egg was on
my face after I
called her the
wrong name.
14. Full of beans
• To have a lot of
energy.
• For example: She
was full of beans
tonight, she didn’t
stop talking.
15. Piece of cake
• Something that is
easy.
• For example: The
test was a piece of
cake, I finished it
early.
