A weight off (one's) shoulders - You finally get relief from a stressful situation., To bite (one's) tongue - Stopping yourself from saying something you might regret. , Be a pain in the neck - Someone or something making your life difficult., Off the top of (one's) head - Without careful thought or investigation, Get (something) off (one's) chest - To talk about something that has been bothering or upsetting you., To cost an arm and a leg - Something that is really expensive, See eye to eye - To agree on something, To have (one's) head in the clouds. - To be distracted and daydreaming, To let (one's) hair down - To relax and have fun, A slip of the tongue - To make a small mistake when speaking., To learn (something) by heart - To memorise something, To have a sweet tooth - To love sugar or sweet things. ,

B2-C1: Body Parts & Idioms

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