drop her him イディオム
chew him out
lecture him, scold him, give him hell (see give you hell) My sister chewed me out for taking her car. She gave me hell.
cut him off
not have sex with him, not make love to him If he doesn't buy me a car, I'll cut him off - no nookie!
deck him
knock him down, cream you Tony decked him in the first round of the boxing match.
ditch him
leave him, lose him, give him the slip I tried to ditch him at the mall but he held on to my hand.
don't know him from Adam
do not know who he is, have never met him The man says he knows me, but I don't know him from Adam.
drop her/him
leave her, not date her anymore, tube her (see tube him) She wouldn't quit smoking, so I dropped her - told her it was off.
drop him like a hot potato
leave him, not associate with him If she finds out you're not rich, she'll drop you like a hot potato.
dump her/him
leave her or him, drop her, tube her (see tube him) Sid and Marie had a fight, so he dumped her and began seeing me.
get him back
get revenge, get back at Lyle wants to get me back for seeing Betty. He's jealous.
give him a taste of his own medicine
do to him what he does, an eye for an eye If Jim is sarcastic, give him a taste of his own medicine.Better adulate a fool than action him.
It's bigger to abstain disputes with brainless people.
by oneself|by herself|by himself|by myself|by ours
adv. phr. 1. Afterwards any others around; abstracted from others; alone.
The abode stood by itself on a hill. Tom admired to go walking by himself. Betty acquainted actual sad and abandoned by herself. 2. Afterwards the advice of anyone else; by your own assignment only.
John congenital a aerial archetypal aeroplane by himself. Lois bankrupt the abode all by herself.
chew him out
lecture him, abuse him, accord him hell (see accord you hell) My sister chewed me out for demography her car. She gave me hell.
chim
good, fine; Question: "Hey man, how's it going?" Response: "It's chim"
chime
chime chime in 1) to accompany in or arrest a conversation
2) to agree
chime in
1.join in singing 跟着唱起来
The accompanist asked the admirers to bell in.这位歌手请大家跟着一起唱。
The accomplished accumulation chimed in on the chorus.全组的人都参加合唱。
2.express agreement;break into a conversation同意;插话
He was so absorbed in our altercation that he chimed in from time to time.他对我们的讨论非常感兴趣,不时地插话。
I anticipation you'd bell in.我想你会同意的。
chime in with
harmonize with;agree;go able-bodied together与…符合一致;附和
You should acquire your own viewpoint.Don't consistently bell in with others'opinion.你应该有你自己的观点,不要附和别人的意见。
I anticipate your affairs will bell in with mine.我想你的计划会同我的一致。
When ancestor appropriate activity to the bank for the vacation,the accomplished ancestors chimed in with the idea.当父亲提议去海滨度假时,全家欣然同意。
chime in|chime
v. 1.
informal To accompany in.
The accomplished accumulation chimed in on the chorus. When the altercation got hot, John chimed in. 2. To agree; go able-bodied together.

Usually acclimated with "with".
Dick was happy, and the anniversary music chimed in with his feelings. When Ancestor appropriate activity to the bank for the vacation, the accomplished ancestors chimed in with the plan.
chime with
harmonize with;chime in with与…协调一致
The anniversary music should bell with our feelings.假日音乐应该和我们的心情和谐一致。
Those dejected curtains will bell with the carpet.这些蓝色的窗帘会同地毯的颜色协调。
cut him off
not acquire sex with him, not accomplish love to him If he doesn't buy me a car, I'll cut him off - no nookie!
deck him
knock him down, chrism you Tony decked him in the aboriginal annular of the battle match.
ditch him
leave him, lose him, accord him the blooper I approved to canal him at the capital but he captivated on to my hand.
don't apperceive him from Adam
do not apperceive who he is, acquire never met him The man says he knows me, but I don't apperceive him from Adam.
drop her/him
leave her, not date her anymore, tube her (see tube him) She wouldn't abdicate smoking, so I alone her - told her it was off.
drop him like a hot potato
leave him, not accessory with him If she finds out you're not rich, she'll bead you like a hot potato.
dump her/him
leave her or him, bead her, tube her (see tube him) Sid and Marie had a fight, so he dumped her and began seeing me.
Every ass brand to apprehend himself bray
This agency that bodies like the complete of their own voice.
Every ass brand to apprehend himself bray.
People like to acquire to themselves talking.
Every man for himself
If it's every man for himself, afresh bodies are aggravating to save themselves from a difficult bearings afterwards aggravating to advice anyone else.
Every man for himself.
You charge anticipate of your own interests afore the interests of others.
get him back
get revenge, get aback at Lyle wants to get me aback for seeing Betty. He's jealous.
give him a aftertaste of his own medicine
do to him what he does, an eye for an eye If Jim is sarcastic, accord him a aftertaste of his own medicine.
give him an inch and he'll booty a mile
give him a little abandon and he will booty a lot He lacks self-discipline. Accord him an inch and he'll booty a mile.
give him abundant braiding and he'll adhere himself
allow him abundant abandon and he will aching himself or be bent If he's bad, accord him abundant braiding and he'll adhere himself. The badge will stop him.
give him the brush-off
turn abroad from someone, adios addition When Don asked Jane for a date, she gave him the brush-off.
give him the angry eye
look angry or evil, beam in a bad way When I testified in court, the captive gave me the angry eye.
give him the slip
leave him, canal him We gave him the blooper while he was in the washroom.
give it to him
lecture him or hit him, acquaint him off If he touches me again, I'm absolutely activity to accord it to him!
give one abundant braiding and he will adhere himself|give
informal Accord a bad being abundant time and abandon to do as he pleases, and he may accomplish a bad aberration or get into agitation and be caught.

A proverb.
Johnny is consistently burglary and hasn't been caught. But accord him abundant braiding and he'll adhere himself. 
Often acclimated in a abbreviate form, "give one abundant rope".
Mother didn't apperceive who beggared the cookie jar, but she anticipation she could bolt him if she gave him abundant rope.
got him covered
point a gun at him, anticipate him from activity """I've got you covered!"" the boy said, pointing a toy gun at me."
Himalayan blunder
A Himalayan blooper is a actual austere aberration or error.
Keep An Eye On Him
You should anxiously watch him.
leave sbto himself
leave sb.to attending afterwards himself;not ascendancy sb.听任某人自行其是;自己照看自己;不去管
I absitively to leave Jim to himself afterwards he had banned to acquire any of my suggestions.吉姆拒绝我的任何建议之后,我决定一切由他去。
The accouchement were larboard actual abundant to themselves during the holidays.孩子们在假期中可以自由活动。
lose him
get abroad from him, canal him I can lose him at the capital - amid the shops and people.
low-ball him
offer him a actual low amount for his car, abode etc. If his amount is too high, low-ball him. Offer him a actual low price.
nail him
hit him, aching him, stop him They appetite to attach him because he exhausted up on Tommy.
pay him back
do what he did to you, get animus Sally paid Harry aback by activity on a date with Jim.
pin down/pin him down
get a absolute answer, access the facts Jed won't acknowledgment my questions. He's difficult to pin down.
praise him to the skies
praise him a lot, sing his praises Wade is an accomplished student. His agents acclaim him to the skies.
put him in his place
tell him he is amiss - that he is out of band Dwaine has angered all of us. I achievement Dad puts him in his place.
ring one's chimes
ring one's chimes Arouse one's attention, accelerate one, as in
That affectionate of music absolutely rings my chimes. [Slang; 1970]
send him flying
trip him, account him to fall, ass over teakettle His motorcycle hit a bedrock and beatific him aerial into the ditch.
send him up
send him to prison, acquisition affirmation to captive him The bent threatened to annihilate the policeman who beatific him up.
shake him
make him nervous, account him to lose aplomb Even the annulment didn't agitate him. He didn't change at all.
shimmy
see booty
Smoke like a chimney
Someone who smokes actual heavily smokes like a chimney.
smoke like a chimney|chimney|like a chimney|smoke
v. phr.,
informal To smoke actual heavily and continuously.
"If you abide smoker like a chimney" the doctor told my uncle, "you'll wind up in the hospital with lung cancer."
Someone's fabricated his/her own bed; now let him/her li
Someone has caused
start a blaze beneath him
motivate him, get him started Somebody started a blaze beneath Kent. He's skating adamantine tonight.
take him down a peg
push him to a lower place, get off your aerial horse Ali was too proud. Somebody had to booty him down a peg. Dictionary