American Idioms and Expressions

Level With (someone) Idiom

This database is a comprehensive collection of all the American idioms and slang available. American Idioms are many and varied. We hope you enjoy our collection. We are adding more all the time. .

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level with (someone)
What does level with (someone) mean?
be honest with someoneI tried to level with my friend and tell her what I thought about her new hairstyle.

Some Random Idioms
Read from the same page
What does "Read from the same page" mean?
When people are reading from the same page, they say the same things in public about an issue.
out of the running
What does "out of the running" mean?
to be no longer being consideredThe new movie is out of the running for any major awards.
hold up
What does "hold up" mean?
rob at gunpointThe criminal was able to hold up three people before he was caught.
blood, sweat and tears
What does "blood, sweat and tears" mean?
signs of great personal effort We put much blood, sweat and tears into building the house.

blow Idioms


see the last of (someone or something)
What does "see the last of (someone or something)" mean?
to see someone or something for the last timeI was very happy to see the last of my friend who was visiting me.
keep (someone) from (doing something)
What does "keep (someone) from (doing something)" mean?
prevent someone from doing somethingI tried hard to keep my friend from buying a new car.
darn
What does "darn" mean?
damn (used in place of damn to express anger or frustration)
in the twinkling of an eye
What does "in the twinkling of an eye" mean?
very quicklyI went into the store and in the twinkling of an eye I lost my money.
in (someone's) favor
What does "in (someone's) favor" mean?
to someone's advantageThe judge ruled in the our favor in our dispute with the hospital.
peace out
What does "peace out" mean?
idiom. good-bye; bye now

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