Idioms of the English language

• A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
• Burning the candle at both ends
• Buy low, sell high - In the stock market, you should buy stocks when they are not worth much and sell them when they're valuable.
• Can't see your nose in front of your face - It's really hard to see.
• Cat got your tongue? - Why haven't you been talking?
• The cat's out of the bag now
• Cut off your nose to spite your face
• The grass is always greener on the other side - Anything someone else has seems better.
• Killing two birds with one stone - completing two tasks with one process.
• Over the hill - Older than 40.
• Reading between the lines - Infering information.
• Right under your nose
• Shake a leg
• Six of one, half-a-dozen of another - Same thing
• Still waters run deep
• Water under the bridge
• What goes around comes around
• What's good for the goose is good for the gander - If something is good for one person, it follows that it's good for everyone.
• Why pay for the cow when the milk is free