Cold feet - Feeling nervous or hesitant, Lend a hand - To offer help, Head over heels - Completely in love, Body language - Non-verbal communication, Keep an eye on - To monitor something, Break a leg - Wishing someone good luck, Bite your tongue - To refrain from speaking, Heart of gold - A kind and generous person, Pull someone's leg - To tease or joke, Get cold feet - To feel anxious about a decision, On the tip of your tongue - When you almost remember something, Face the music - To confront the consequences of one’s actions, By the skin of your teeth - Barely managing to do something, Hit the nail on the head - To be exactly correct or to do something perfectly, A shoulder to cry on - Someone who offers comfort, Turn a blind eye - To ignore something intentionally, Give someone the cold shoulder - To intentionally ignore someone, In over your head - To be involved in something too difficult, Put your foot in your mouth - To say something embarrassing, Keep your chin up - To remain positive in difficult situations, At each other's throats - To be in a quarrel or conflict, Get off my back - To stop bothering or criticizing someone, Burn the midnight oil - To stay up late working or studying, Get a leg up - To gain an advantage, Eye for an eye - Retribution for an injury, All ears - Fully listening or paying attention, Have a chip on your shoulder - To be angry or resentful, Foot the bill - To pay for something, Show your true colors - To reveal one's real character, Elbow grease - Hard work or effort,

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