Idioms and phrases starting from T with their meanings.
|
Idioms and Phrases |
Meaning |
|
Tom Dick and Harry |
everyone |
|
Time and tide |
Course of time |
|
Tit for tat |
Taking revenge by taking same action to someone who has done something wrong to you |
|
Twenty four seven |
Constantly, Always available |
|
To blow a fuse |
To turn someone angry |
|
Take a hike |
To tell someone go away in negative way |
|
Through fire and water |
In all kind of difficulties |
|
Tooth and nail |
With all force |
|
Throw in the towel |
Give up or quit |
|
To play ducks and drakes |
To waste money |
|
That figures |
That makes sense |
|
though thick and thin |
Under all conditions |
|
Take it easy |
Relax, stop working so hard |
|
To look through coloured glasses |
To look at the things not as they are |
|
Totally Slipped My Mind |
To forget something |
|
Talk of the town |
Famous at that time |
|
Thank goodness |
Expression to show relief |
|
Talk turkey |
Discuss something frankly |
|
Thick and thin |
In all circumstances |
|
To move heaven and earth |
To make all possible efforts |
[A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M]
[N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Y] [Z]
