Idioms 4/4

This is the last part of idioms for now. 
Blessings to all.


 

Take steps: prepare for something and put it into action.

Take turns: do something alternately with other persons.

Talk something over: discuss.

Tell (two things) apart: distinguish between two things.

The ins and outs: all the facts about something.

The last straw: the point beyond which one can endure no more.

Think nothing of it: forget it; don't worry about it; that's alright.

Till one is blue in the face: until one can say no more in trying to convince someone of something.

To do someone good: be beneficial for someone.

To say the least: to make the minimum comment about something or someone.

Try one's hand at something: see if one is able to something that requires some skill, ability.

Under the weather: not feeling well physically.

Waste one's breath: speak uselessly, to no purpose.

Watch one's step: be careful in one's conduct.

What's the matter?: What's wrong.

(not) go in (much) for something: (negative) like; have a strong interest in.

(not) have the heart: (not) have the courage to do something that will cause others unhappiness.

(not) know the first about something: (not) have knowledge of.

(not) think much of something, someone: (not) have a good opinion of.