Here are some cool idiomatic expressions:
On cloud nine
- Meaning: Feeling extremely happy or euphoric.
- Example: "After winning the championship, she was on cloud nine."
Chill out
- Meaning: To relax or calm down.
- Example: "Take a break and chill out for a while."
Bite the bullet
- Meaning: To face a difficult situation with courage.
- Example: "He had to bite the bullet and confront his fears."
Live and let live
- Meaning: Allowing others to live their lives as they wish, without interference.
- Example: "They have a different lifestyle, but I believe in live and let live."
Go with the flow
- Meaning: To adapt to circumstances and not resist change.
- Example: "I don't have a specific plan, I'll just go with the flow."
Keep it cool
- Meaning: To remain calm and composed, especially in stressful situations.
- Example: "Even when things get tough, it's important to keep it cool."
Ace in the hole
- Meaning: A hidden advantage or resource that can be used to gain an advantage.
- Example: "He kept his best idea as an ace in the hole for the project."
Beat around the bush
- Meaning: Avoiding the main topic or not getting to the point.
- Example: "Stop beating around the bush and tell me what's really going on."
Born with a silver spoon in one's mouth
- Meaning: Born into a wealthy and privileged family.
- Example: "He's never had to work for anything; he was born with a silver spoon in his mouth."
Get a kick out of
- Meaning: To find something amusing or enjoyable.
- Example: "I always get a kick out of watching comedy shows."
The whole shebang
- Meaning: Everything, including all the details.
- Example: "He organized the party, from the decorations to the food, the whole shebang."
In the groove
- Meaning: Performing exceptionally well or being in a state of optimal functioning.
- Example: "After some practice, the band was really in the groove during their performance."
Cool as a cucumber
- Meaning: Extremely calm and composed, especially under pressure.
- Example: "Even in a crisis, she remains cool as a cucumber."
Turn up the heat
- Meaning: To increase pressure or intensity, often in a competitive situation.
- Example: "As the competition got tougher, they decided to turn up the heat."
Call it a day
- Meaning: Decide to stop working or cease an activity for the day.
- Example: "We've accomplished a lot, let's call it a day and continue tomorrow."
