zo Idioma
bozo
expand your horizons
gonzo
zonked
zoom in
bizzo
2. someone who is bizarre
wazzock
zoit
zoom-in
zooted
zootie
zosted
zonk out
Idiom(s): zonk outTheme: EXHAUSTION
to pass out; to fall asleep. (Slang.)
• I was so tired after playing football that I almost zonked out on the floor.
• I had a cup of coffee before the test to keep from zonking out in the middle of it.
sharp as a razor
Idiom(s): (as) sharp as a razorTheme: INTELLIGENCE
very sharp-witted or intelligent.
• The old man's senile, but his wife is as sharp as a razor.
• Don't say too much in front of the child. She's as sharp as a razor.
on the horizon
Idiom(s): on the horizonTheme: TIME
soon to happen.
• Do you know what's on the horizon?
• Who can tell what's on the horizon?
loom large on the horizon
Idiom(s): loom large (on the horizon)Theme: IMPORTANCE
to be of great importance, especially when referring to a possible problem, danger, or threat.
• The exams were looming large on the horizon.
• Eviction was looming large when the students could not pay their rent.
Cloud on the horizon
If you can see a problem ahead, you can call it a cloud on the horizon.Comfort zone
It is the temperature range in which the body doesn't shiver or sweat, but has an idiomatic sense of a place where people feel comfortable, where they can avoid the worries of the world. It can be physical or mental.In the zone
If you are in the zone, you are very focused on what you have to do.zone out
stop paying attention"He zoned out during class."
zoom in on
focus on something, pinpoint"She zoomed in on his face while taking the picture."
end zone|end|zone
n. Either of the marked areas behind the goal line. He caught a pass in the end zone for a touchdown.in a zone|zone
adv., slang, informal In a daze; in a daydream; in a state of being unable to concentrate. Professor Smith puts everyone in a zone.safety island|island|safety|safety zone|zone
n. A raised area in a highway or road to be used only by people walking. John was half-way across the street when the light changed. He stayed on the safety island until it changed again.zone defense|defense|zone
n. A defense in a sport (as basketball or football) in which each player has to defend a certain area. The coach taught his team a zone defense because he thought his players weren't fast enough to defend against individual opponents.zonk out|zonk
v. phr., slang 1. To fall asleep very quickly. Can I talk to Joe?
Call back tomorrow, he zonked out. 2. To pass out from fatigue, or alcohol. You won't get a coherent word out of Joe, he has zonked out.zoom in|zoom
v. phr. 1. To rapidly close in on (said of airplanes and birds of prey). The fighter planes zoomed in on the enemy target. 2. To make a closeup of someone or something with a camera. The photographer zoomed in on the tiny colibri as it hovered over a lovely tropical flower.Archeozoic
Archeozoicthe Archeozoic
the Archean (see phrase under Archean)
Cenozoic
Cenozoicthe Cenozoic
the Cenozoic Era or its rocks
horizon
horizonsee on the horizon.
it's a zoo
it's a zooAlso, what a zoo. This is a place or situation of confusion and/or disorder. For example, Mary's got all these house guests with children and pets—it's a zoo, or We're in the midst of moving our office and files are all over the place—what a zoo! [Slang; late 1800s]
Mesozoic
Mesozoic1.
the Mesozoic
the Mesozoic Era or its rocks
2.
the Mesozoic
the Mesozoic Era or its rocks
Paleozoic
Paleozoicthe Paleozoic
the Paleozoic Era or its rocks
Phanerozoic
Phanerozoicthe Phanerozoic
the Phanerozoic Eon or its rocks
Proterozoic
Proterozoicthe Proterozoic
the Proterozoic Eon or its rocks
razor
razorsee sharp as a tack.
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