idiom from parts of the body

1. big mouth : a person who talks too much and cannot keep a secret

- My brother has such as big mouse. he told our mother everything I told him.

 

2. cost an arm and a leg : to be extremely expensive or costly

- Everything in that fancy store costs an arm and a leg. I can't even afford to buy a pencil there.

 

3. long face : a sad or dissatisfied facial ｅxpression

- Judy walked around all day with a long face because she did not get invited to the party.

 

4. pain in the neck : annoying, bothersome

- waiting for the bus on cold, windy corner is a pain in the neck.

 

5. pull someone's leg : to trick someone

- Tomorrow is not a holiday. Don't believe Richard. He is just pulling your leg!

 

6. shake a leg : to hurry up

- we have to be at school in twenty minute. you had better shake leg.

 

7. have butterflies in one's stomach : to feel extremely nervous

- Thomas had butterflies in his stomach when he stood in front of his class to give his speech.

  

 

big mouse 떠벌리다, cost an arm and a leg 엄청난비용이들다, long face 시무룩하다  pain in the neck 짜증나는것, pull someone's leg 놀리다, shake leg 서두르다  have butterflies in his stomach 떨린다, 두근두근