Look for someone or something: try to find someone or something
Tim: What are you doing?
Sam: I’m looking for my glasses. Have you seen them?
Look for someone or something: try to find someone or something
Tim: What are you doing?
Sam: I’m looking for my glasses. Have you seen them?
Do away with something: put an end to something; destroy something
Boss: We need to do away with this frivolous spending. It’s hurting our profits
Manager: Okay, we’ll start a new campaign to fix this issue.
All over the place: everywhere
Rick: Why does it smell like coffee in here?
Sam: Some other employee spilled coffee all over the place. Even though he cleaned it up, the smell still lingers.
Get rid of something: remove; throw something away
Noriko: Can you get rid of this food? It’s rotten.
Tim: Sure, I’ll handle it.
See red: Be very angry
Tim: I’m seeing red.
Will: What happened?
Tim: Someone hit my car and left a big scratch on the side.
Hit it off (with someone): quickly become good friends (with someone)
Noriko: How was the social event?
Lee: It went well. Met a nice girl there, and we hit it off.
Noriko: Nice, are you going to see her again?
Lee: Most likely.
Be flying high: be very happy
Kate: I’m flying high today! I passed my exam.
Make light of something: act as if something is unimportant
Nick: I don’t mean to make light of your situation, but is it as bad as you say?
Sam: Of course it is! Someone hit my car. They didn’t completely smash it, but there is a big scratch on the door.
Be out of one’s mind: be crazy, irrational, silly.
Tim: What is guy doing over there. He’s talking to himself.
Noriko: He is definitely out of his mind, for sure.
Take place: happen
Tom: Do you hear the fireworks outside?
Rick: Yeah, there’s a festival taking place outside.