Ask for trouble: do something that will cause problems later
Rick: Have you talked to the manager about the problems in the report?
Ron: That’s asking for trouble, you know. It’s better to wait until it’s fully edited.
Ask for trouble: do something that will cause problems later
Rick: Have you talked to the manager about the problems in the report?
Ron: That’s asking for trouble, you know. It’s better to wait until it’s fully edited.
Fall madly in love (with someone): begin to love (someone) very much
Noriko: Have you seen that new movie with Brad Pitt?
Susan: No, what’s it about?
Noriko: I don’t want to spoil it, but the main character falls in love with a local girl from the village.
Get a kick out of something: enjoy something a lot
Tim: I get a kick out of watching action movies. I tend to watch one every day.
Rick: Which one have you seen recently?
Not have a clue: Not know anything
Tim: Did you find out who edited the report?
John: I have no clue. Did you ask Mark in the sales department?
Be a good sport: be able to laugh at jokes and pranks that involve you
Rick: We played a prank on Sam and everyone laughed at him.
Noriko: That’s terrible.
Rick: But he was a good sport and laughed alongside the rest of us.
I’ll catch you later: I’ll see you later.
Tim: Hey buddy, I’ll catch you later. Going to meet some friends for drinks.
Sam: Alright, take care and see you tomorrow.
Drop someone a line: write a short letter to someone
Noriko: What are you doing?
Sam: Dropping a line to my friend in Norway. Going to send this letter after I finish writing it.
Hear from someone: receive a phone call, letter, or e-mail from someone.
Tim: Hey friend, what’s new?
John: I heard from my friend the other day. He sent me a message randomly asking how I was doing.
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Get away: leave one’s daily routine; go on vacation
Tim: I’m tired of working. I want to get away.
Rick: What do you have in mind?
Tim: I want to head to the Caribbean. Found some cheap tickets the other day.
Be sick of something: be tired of; be bored with something
Roger: I’m sick of my neighbors.
Rick: Why?
Roger: They always play their music too loudly.