Idioms

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beating a dead horse:(USA) If someone is trying to convince people to do or feel something without any hope of succeeding, they're beating a dead horse. This is used when someone is trying to raise interest in an issue that no-one supports anymore; beating a dead horse will not make it do any more work.

to keep sb's chin up- to be happy despite bad things

to be in high spirit- to be lively enjoing things

to be as happy as the day is long- to be extremely content

to look down in the dumps- to look depressed

to be in a tight corner- to be in situation that is hard to get out of

to be in the muddle- to be confused

to get a grasp- to find out, to understand

to get sb's act together- to organise ourselves to respond 

to keep sb's cards close to sb's chest- to hold back information

to stir things up- to do things that make the situation worse

to pour oil on troubled waters- to do things that calm the situation down

to be an odd-ball- to be peculiar 

Running on empty:

     If you are exhausted but keep going, you are running on empty.

"to have all kinds of…"

this means "to have a lot of",  "to have plenty of"

for example: "we have all kinds of time"

"to jar one´s nerves"

if something jars your nerves, it means that it makes you nervous or makes you angry.

he is asking for trouble…..

it means when someone is doing a lot of problems he is asking for troubles

like father like son.

if your father is handsome,so sure you is hensome too.something like that.

There's something fishy about this.                                 

It means a situation is strange or suspicious.

A big fish in a small pond—Someone who is important or powerful but only in a small organization.