Learn some idioms related to your body which could help you understand the other meanings.

Here are some of the examples.

 

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Achilles’ heel
*a weakness in spite of overall strength.

An eye for an eye
*punishment should equal the crime.

Back on one’s feet
*a full recovery from an illness; fully adjusted to a new situation.

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Behind one’s back
*talked about without somebody’s knowledge; secretly.

Bite your lip
*to make an effort not to react to something.

Bring to knees
*to destroy or defeat someone or something.

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Burn one’s fingers
*to harm oneself; to suffer consequences of one’s actions.

Catch someone’s eye
*to get someone’s attention.

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Cost a bomb
*very expensive.

Drag one’s feet
*to do something slowly because you do not want to do it.

Easy on the eye
*attractive.

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Face the music
*to receive punishment; to accept the unpleasant results of one’s actions.

Feast for the eyes
*An especially attractive, pleasing sight, or visual experience.

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Get in someone’s hair
*to annoy someone.

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Get something off your chest
*to tell something that has been worrying you or bothering you.

Hands are tied
*unable to do or help anything about a situation.

Have a leg up on somebody
*to have an advantage over someone.

Head over heels
*definitely in love with someone.

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Heart of gold
*a person who is very kind and has a good nature.

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Keep your head above water
*be able to manage, especially when you have financial difficulties.

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Learn by heart
*to learn something so well, to memorize something.

On the face of it
*describing how a situation seems on the surface.

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Put a smile on someone’s face
*to please someone or make someone happy.

Rack one’s brain
*to think or recall very hard about something.

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Shake a leg
*to hurry up, to get going.

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Skin and bones
*a person who is very thin or skinny.

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Tear your hair out
*to be extremely worried or stressed out about something.

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Watch one’s mouth
*to not use offensive language.

 

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