Dizionario

Run at breakneck speed To lend a helping hand - give an hand Free hand drawing Hand off Second hand news Hands off something Turn your hand to something To know like the back of my hand Hand over fist Have (take) the upper hand Have somebody in the palm of your hand Living hand to mouth At the hands of The task at hand Lend a helping hand Things got out of hand A right-hand man - man friday The left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing Caught red handed To sit on your hands At first hand To come in handy Hands down Try your hand at (doing) something People have too much time in their hands Near hand To have the world by the tail - to hold the whip hand Rule with an iron fist Make your mouth water Keep one's head above water In deep water - water up to the ears Hand to hand Off the top of one's head Eyes popping out of the head To have stars in one's eyes To keep an eye on Eye to eye with Pie-eyed To turn a blind eye Pull the wool over your eyes Eyes are the window to the soul Apple of one's eyes To catch someone's eye An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth A sight for sore eyes The beauty is in the eye of the beholder Don't strain your eyes To have one's eye on To have half an eye on - keep tabs on sb Done in a blink of an eye Give someone the evil eye Do not turn an hair - without batting an eyelid Eyeball to eyeball - face off To have eyes in the back of one's head Cast an eye over Birds of a feather flock together To kill two birds with one stone Speak about birds & the bees Bird's-eye view Bird's-eye view To flip the bird A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush A little bird told me The early bird catches the worm Birds of a feather flock together Like a red rag to a bull Take the bull by the horns A cock and bull story - tall story Be like a bull in a china shop To have butterflies in the stomach Sitting duck Water off a duck's back Lame duck Take to like a duck to water - on the fly To walk the dog Let sleeping dogs lie - don't rock the boat Every dog has its day It's raining cats and dogs To lead a dog's life To be the underdog To fight like cats and dogs Lie down with dogs, wake up with fleas Barking dog never bites To have other fish to fry Exploitative fishing A piece of cake - like shooting fish in the barrel To smell something fishy A fish out of water Neither fish nor fowl Like a fish out of water Another (a different) kettle of fish Like a fish out of water The lion's share In the lion's den Be like a dog with two tails An iron fist in a velvet glove To bare one's heart A man after your own heart Be all heart Eat your heart out Heart skips a beat To have one's heart set against something Lose heart - get discouraged Chicken-hearted It is not for the faint-hearted Close to one's heart To die of broken heart Aching heart At heart Absence makes the heart grow fonder A heavy purse makes a light heart Cross my heart and hope to die Young at heart By heart Heart skips a beat Home is where the heart is To have a change of mind (heart) Heartburn The leg has gone numb Pulling one's leg Tail between the leg Lies have short legs Break a leg It costs an arm and a leg Arm wrestling - tussle Lay down one's arms To point the finger at To keep your fingers crossed To have finger in every pie To have green fingers - to have a green thumb There are plenty of more fishes in the sea Crackpot brain Bird brain - pigeon brain Bird brain - pigeon brain Be the brains behind something Brainchild of An idle brain is the devil's workshop Bleeding heart Out on one's ears Walls have ears To be up one's ears in debt - head over heels in debt Turn a deaf ear to - fall on deaf ears To have nothing between the ears To be wet behind the ears Rise to the occasion/challenge To take a dim view of Kick in the teeth Works wonders