This expression means something is significant or important. It's used to emphasize that something should not be overlooked or dismissed.
This expression means something is significant or important. It's used to emphasize that something should not be overlooked or dismissed.
While literally meaning 'not bad,' in this context it's used to indicate 'a lot' or 'many.' It's a more informal expression.
While literally meaning 'not bad,' in this context it's used to indicate 'a lot' or 'many.' It's a more informal expression.
This expression indicates an ongoing action. It's similar to the present continuous tense in English and emphasizes the action's duration.
This expression indicates an ongoing action. It's similar to the present continuous tense in English and emphasizes the action's duration.
This idiomatic expression means to feel disoriented or overwhelmed, to lose control of a situation. It's often used figuratively.
This idiomatic expression means to feel disoriented or overwhelmed, to lose control of a situation. It's often used figuratively.
This expression is used to describe something that everyone agrees on. It's often used in the negative to indicate disagreement or controversy.
This expression is used to describe something that everyone agrees on. It's often used in the negative to indicate disagreement or controversy.
This idiomatic expression means to know something extremely well, to have mastered it completely.
This idiomatic expression means to know something extremely well, to have mastered it completely.
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