Meaning: What is bothering you? Example- A; You seem disturbed today. What's eating you?               B: I just received my final grades. I will have to do better next semester.   Learn English Tags: English blog, ESL Schools, India, Korea, Nigeria, practice english | Categories: Twidiom Meanings

Idiom: Break the bank Meaning= To spend all one's savings   Example: I want to buy a new car, but I don't want to break the bank doing it.     Learn English Tags: English Language, English training, ethnic, ethnic dialect, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia | Categories: Twidiom Meanings

Idiom: To turn a blind eye Meaning: to pretend not to notice what someone is doing; to choose to ignore something   Example: The policeman saw my father driving without the seatbelt, but he just turned a blind eye and drove away.   Learn English   Tags: English blog, Colombia, ESL Schools, ethnic dialect, language, Nigeria, Tanzania | Categories: Twidiom Meanings

Idiom: To buy something Meaning: to believe something   Example:  A: This time I am going to finish the whole 26.2 miles marathon.                 B: You said that before, but I don't buy it. Tags: Nigeria, practice English, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, slang, Tanzania, Thailand | Categories: Twidiom Meanings

Idiom: Blow off some steam Meaning: to release anger or emotional tension   Example: I am sorry for yelling at you earlier, I was just blowing off some steam. The company I work for just opened a new location near my house and my manager does not want to approve my transfer.   Learn English Tags: English blog, practice English, English training, Atlanta, dream, ethnic, Nigeria | Categories: Twidiom Meanings

Idiom: To ditch someone Meaning- to leave or lose someone on purpose   Example: I ditched my brother at the museum, and I went to meet my friends at the movie theater.     Learn English Tags: English in USA, Nigeria, Tanzania, Atlanta | Categories: Twidiom Meanings

Idiom: Ballpark figure Meaning- an approximate number, an estimate   Example: A: How much will it cost to repair the radiator in my car?               B: I am not sure yet. I have to take a look at it.               A: Just give me a ballpark figure for the moment. Tags: Georgia, Nigeria, ESL, Learn English | Categories: Twidiom Meanings