Let's enjoy some of the English idioms!

[DAS]

Let your heart rule your head

do something based on emotions rather than logic

let your emotions control your sense of reasoning


Most romantic movies and stories paint this rosy picture about love and tell you that all will be well if you let your heart rule your head, but the reality is quite the opposite in most cases.

Sometimes, it pays off to ignore all logic and let your heart rule your head.

[DAS]

out of the blue

out of nowhere or unexpectedly
something that happens without anyone having prior knowledge of it

Out of the blue, a deer came in front of my car.

He did not expect his book to do so well, the award nomination came out of the blue for him.

For months, she kept saying that she wants to marry Robert, and then one day, out of the blue, she announced that she is moving to Spain alone.

[DAS]

Eager Beaver

someone who is very eager to perform tasks and is always offering to do more
a person who does more than what is expected

Don’t be such an eager beaver, we have plenty of time to complete the task.

My little sister is such an eager beaver that she has packed a massive suitcase to go on her first school trip, even though it is only for two days.

[DAS]

Toot one's own Horn

speak boastfully about oneself
to draw attention to one's self

My father told me never to toot my own horn in order not to look arrogant.

 It's good to toot your own horn for the reason that occasionally you required to be your finest spokesperson.

[DAS]

Rags to Riches

go from being very poor to being very wealthy

He went from rags to riches after his roadside performances were noticed by a famous movie maker and he was offered roles in his movies.

She started by selling fast food on the street, but her recipe was so good that she quickly went from rags to riches and now she has her own restaurant.

[DAS]

     To turn a deaf ear sayng continues to be applicable to my life and to what is happening to many people's lives at the present moment. Turning a deaf ear is becoming the way of life nowadays because it' easier to survive in such a way.

        Quite a useful approach!

[DAS]

Great idioms DALS! (As usual)

[Ann]

     To turn a deaf ear sayng continues to be applicable to my life and to what is happening to many people's lives at the present moment. Turning a deaf ear is becoming the way of life nowadays because it' easier to survive in such a way.

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Ups and Downs

good times and bad times

Every relationship has its ups and downs. It is important to stick it out.
Our company has had a lot of ups and downs over the years.