SOME IDIOMS WITH BODY PARTS TO COST SOMEONE AN ARM AND A LEG: cost somebody a lot of money TO FOLD SOMEBODY IN ONE'S ARMS: hold somebody closely by putting one's arms around him TO GIVE ONE'S RIGHT ARM: be prepared to make a great sacrifice in order to something TO HOLD/KEEP SOMEONE AT ARM'S LENGTH: keep someone at a distance TO TWIST SOMEBODY'S ARM: persuade somebody to something he doesn't want to TO WELCOME, RECEIVE STH WITH OPEN ARMS: welcome it with enthusiasm TO WALK ARM IN ARM with the arms bent around each other's TO PICK TO HAVE NO BACKBONE: TO BE ON SOMEBODY'S BRAIN: have a weak character ONE'S LAST find out what somebody knows BEHIND SOMEONE'S BACK: when LEGS: be very /thinks by asking questions someone is not present tired or ill TO HAVE A BRAINWAVE: have a TO HAVE ONE'S BACK AGAINST THE TO COST SOMEONE AN WALL be in a difficult position and sudden good idea ARM AND A LEG cost TO RACK ONE'S BRAIN ABOUT forced to defend oneself somebody a lot of money SOMETHING: think hard to TO STAB SOMEONE IN THE BACK: be TO PULL SOMEONE'S LEG remember something or to find a disloyal to somebody to make somebody believe TO SEE THE BACK OF SOMETHING: get solution something that is untrue TO HAVE SOMEBODY/STH ON THE rid of something unpleasant NOT HAVE A LEG TO BRAIN: think repeatedly about TO TURN ONE'S BACK ON SB: refuse to STAND ON: have nothing someone or something help somebody to support one's opinion TO BEAT YOUR BRAINS OUT: think TO GIVE SOMEONE A LEGWHEN ONE'S BACK IS TURNED when one about something very hard and for a UP: help somebody can't see or know what others are long time towards success doing TO BE THE BRAINS BEHIND/OF SOMETHING TO CATCH SOMEONE'S EYE: be the person who thought of something (a plan, system…) attract someone's attention, make someone notice listen with TO HAVE A TO BE HAND IN TO BE EASY ON THE EYE: be pleasant to attention and FINGER IN EVERY PIE: GLOVE WITH SB look at interest be involved in many be in close relationsTO CAST/RUN AN EYE OVER STH: look TO BE UP TO ONE'S activities ship with someone quickly over something EARS IN SOMETHING to be TO TWIST SOMEONE ROUND TO BE AT THE HANDS OF SB: be TO CRY ONE'S EYES OUT: cry a lot extremely busy ONE'S LITTLE FINGER: have under somebody's will and power TO GO IN (AT) ONE EAR AND OUT TO HAVE AN EYE FOR SOMETHING: be a someone under one's influence TO EAT OUT OF SOMEONE'S (AT) THE OTHER: to forget good judge of something TO KEEP ONE'S FINGERS CROSSED HANDS: be under someone's TO SEE EYE TO EYE (WITH SOMEONE) (ON(FOR SOMEONE): wish for luck something almost immediately influence SOMETHING): to agree TO GET ONE'S FINGERS BURNT : after hearing it TO GIVE/LEND SOME TO TURN A BLIND EYE TO SOMETHING TO TURN A DEAF EAR TO suffer financially as a result of ONE A HAND: help someone ignore something SOMETHING: ignore something being careless TO HAVE/TAKE A HAND IN TO DO SOMETHING WITH ONE'S EYES unwelcome, like criticism or TO NOT LIFT/RAISE A FINGER: to SOMETHING: be partly CLOSED: something very easily complaints not make any effort to help responsible for something TO TO HAVE SOMETHING COMING OUT TO OPEN SOMEONE'S EYES KNOW SOMETHING LIKE THE someone OF ONE'S EARS: have too much of make somebody realize the truth about TO PUT ONE'S FINGER ON STH: be BACK OF ONE'S HAND: something be thoroughly familiar with something able to explain what is wrong something about something TO LIVE FROM HAND TO MOUTH: satisfy one's present basic TO HAVE ONE'S HEART IN needs ONE'S MOUTH: be badly TO SHOW ONE'S HAND: let frightened TO HAVE A HEAD TO FALL/LAND ON ONE'S TO HAVE THE HEART TO others know one's intentions START: have an FEET: get into a good DO SOMETHING: be unfeeling enough advantage over situation because of luck, to something others after a difficult situation TO HAVE ONE'S HEART IN THE RIGHT TO HAVE A GOOD HEAD ON TO HAVE THE WORLD AT ONE'S FEET: PLACE: have good intentions TO GET ONE'S ONE'S SHOULDERS: have have the chance to become very TO SET ONE'S HEART ON SOMETHING: TONGUE AROUND common sense successful SOMETHING: want something very much TO KEEP ONE'S HEAD ABOVE TO WAIT ON SOMEONE HAND AND be able to say a difficult TO TAKE SOMETHING TO HEART: be WATER keep out of debt FOOT: serve somebody by attending to word much affected or upset by TO HAVE ONE'S HEAD IN THE all his needs TO BITE ONE'S TONGUE: try something CLOUDS: have one's thoughts TO GET COLD FEET: stop doing hard not to say what one AFTER ONE'S OWN HEART: of exactly far away, be day-dreaming something because one becomes afraid thinks the type one likes best TO MAKE HEAD OR TAIL OF of the consequences TO HOLD ONE'S TONGUE: say FROM THE BOTTOM OF ONE'S HEART: SOMETHING understand TO HAVE/KEEP ONE'S FEET ON THE nothing TO PUT OUR HEADS sincerely GROUND: to be realistic TO HAVE STH ON THE TIP OF TOGETHER: exchange ideas or AT HEART: in one's real nature TO PUT ONE'S FOOT IN IT: or say ONE'S TONGUE just about to A HEART OF GOLD: a very kind nature advice something foolish be spoken or remembered TO TALK ONE'S HEAD OFF: A HEART OF STONE: a pitiless and TO STAND ON ONE'S OWN TWO FEET: be TO SET TONGUES WAGGING: talk for a long time unfeeling nature independent encourage people to gossip TO GO OFF ONE ' S HEAD TO LEARN/KNOW SOMETHING BY TO GET BACK ON ONE'S FEET: to A SLIP OF THE TONGUE: become mad HEART from memory recover minor error in speech TO HAVE TWO LEFT FEET : be very clumsy TO BE ALL EARS: