English idioms are phrases that convey meanings beyond their literal words. Here are some popular ones:

1. "Break a leg" 🎭

  • Meaning: Wishing someone luck (especially in performances).
  • Example: Good luck with your play—break a leg!
break_a_leg

2. "Hit the sack" 🛌

  • Meaning: To go to bed.
  • Example: I need to hit the sack early tonight.
hit_the_sack

3. "Spill the beans" 🧂

  • Meaning: To reveal a secret.
  • Example: She spilled the beans about the surprise party.
spill_the_beans

4. "Under the weather" ☁️

  • Meaning: Feeling unwell or sick.
  • Example: I’m under the weather today—can’t come to the meeting.
under_the_weather

5. "The ball is in your court" ⚽

  • Meaning: It’s your turn to take action.
  • Example: The ball is in your court now.
the_ball_is_in_your_court

For more examples or to explore idioms by category, visit en/idioms/examples. 🌐📚