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This document contains 10 idioms related to the human body: 1) "Eyes are bigger than one's stomach" means taking more food than you can eat. 2) "Get off my back" means someone is constantly criticizing or telling you what to do. 3) "Look down your nose" means thinking you are better than others. 4) "A sight for sore eyes" means being happy to see someone after a long time. 5) "To cost an arm and a leg" means something is very expensive.
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- 2. 1. Eyes are bigger than one's stomach. - Taking more food than one can eat. My eyes were bigger than my stomach when I went to the buffet table and took too much food.
- 3. 2. Get off my back - We use this expression when someone is criticizing you or telling you what to do all the time. Stop telling me what to do. Get off my back!
- 4. 3. 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.
- 5. 4. A sight for sore eyes. - We use this expression when we are very happy to see someone or something. Hi Frank. You're a sight for sore eyes. I haven't seen you for years.
- 6. 5. To cost an arm and a leg. - To be very expensive. That shirt costs an arm and a leg!
- 7. 6. Give someone a hand. - To help someone. Can you give me a hand with this box? It’s too heavy to carry on my own.
- 8. 7. Keep your chin up. - To try to stay positive when things seem negative. Keep your chin up! Things will get better soon.
- 9. 8. Like pulling teeth. - To be very difficult. Getting Bobby to clean his room is like pulling teeth.
- 10. 9. Not have the stomach for. - To have no desire to do something because you think that it is unpleasant or wrong. I do not have the stomach for handling blood.
- 11. 10. Words stick in one's throat. - One can hardly speak because he or she is overcome by emotion. I tried to ask the girl for a date but the words stuck in my throat and I could not say anything.