meaning Leave me alone and let me get to work. |
181. |
Sentence Get off my back! |
181. |
Tell me exactly what is bothering you. |
182. |
Get it off your chest. |
182. |
We are too crowded in this office. |
183. |
I need some elbowroom. |
183. |
Everything he does irritates me. |
184. |
He's a thorn in my side. |
184. |
She can't be trusted. |
185. |
Don't turn your back on her. |
185. |
He totally disgusts me. |
186. |
He turns my stomach. |
186. |
I'm very nervous about this deal. |
187. |
I've got butterflies in my stomach. |
187. |
She thinks this deal is too rotten to do. |
188. |
She can't stomach it. |
188. |
He too much a coward to do it. |
189. |
He's lily-livered. |
189. |
She is extremely revolting in her attitude. |
190. |
She makes my flesh creep. |
190. |
She pays attention to everybody else's business. |
191. |
She's a busybody. |
191. |
We need to talk confidentially. |
192. |
We need a heart to heart talk. |
192. |
You need to know this stuff well. |
193. |
You need to learn this by heart. |
193. |
Get some feelings about being nice. |
194. |
Please! Have a heart. |
194. |
I'm extremely nervous about this deal. |
195. |
My heart is in my mouth. |
195. |
Don't take this personally - it's just business. |
196. |
Don't take it to heart. |
196. |
She has no compassion for anyone. |
197. |
She's a hard-hearted woman. |
197. |
She makes decisions without regard to people. |
198. |
She's got a heart of stone. |
198. |
You are envious of my success. |
199. |
Eat your heart out. |
199. |
I'll be disappointed about this. |
200. |
You'll break my heart. |
200. |
When all else fails - he will save us. |
201. |
He's our ace in the hole. |
201. |
He is very pretentious. |
202. |
He's a stuffed shirt. |
202. |
Right now we are profitable. |
203. |
We are ahead of the game. |
203. |
They are upset that we are winning. |
204. |
They're all shook up. |
204. |
They have been defeated. |
205. |
They're all washed up. |
205. |
He's not alert to what is going on. |
206. |
He's asleep at the switch. |
206. |
He'll learn to do better but not well. |
207. |
He'll do after a fashion. |
207. |
She always will criticize any idea. |
208. |
She's a back seat driver. |
208. |
He's one of best workers. |
209. |
He's a ball of fire. |
209. |
You have totally the wrong approach. |
210. |
You're barking up the wrong tree. |
210. |
He yells but he doesn't mean anything by it. |
211. |
His bark is worse than his bite. |
211. |
You are crazy and have ridiculous ideas. |
212. |
You've got bats in your belfry. |
212. |
She will verbally discipline him. |
213. |
She will bawl him out. |
213. |
Stop talking in circles - speak directly. |
214. |
Don't beat around the bush. |
214. |
Go away! |
215. |
Beat it. |
215. |
I need to sleep. |
216. |
I need my beauty sleep. |
216. |
This will not be easy. |
217. |
It's no bed of roses. |
217. |
I am in trouble with the boss. |
218. |
I'm behind the eight ball. |
218. |
He is extremely miserable. |
219. |
He's beside himself with misery. |
219. |
Being late is bad but it's better than never. |
220. |
It's better late than never. |
220. |
He is the headman. |
221. |
He's the big cheese. |
221. |
He's the big boss. |
222. |
He's the big wheel. |
222. |
He is an important man. |
223. |
He's the big shot. |
223. |
Don't try to do more than you can accomplish. |
224. |
Don't bite off more than you can chew. |
224. |
Be loyal to your company that pays you. |
225. |
Don't bite the hand than feeds you. |
225. |