ally Идиома

come naturally

able to learn easily, have natural ability Playing the piano seemed to come naturally to Susan.

dillydally

go very slowly, pause too much Sarah, you come straight home from school. Don't dillydally.

for love or money (usually negative)

for anything, for any price I would not want to have to do that man's job for love or money.

make head or tail of something (usually negative)

find meaning in , understand I was unable to make head nor tail of our company's plans to restructure our department.

politically correct

appropriate, not racist or sexist Advertise for a salesperson. Use the politically correct term.

really deaf

not willing to listen, not wanting to hear about When you talk about smoking, he's really deaf.

take it personally

believe you are being attacked or accused "He was criticizing the whole class; don't take it personally."

take stock in (usually negative)

have faith in, believe She took no stock in the idea that women could not work as firefighters as well as men.

totally awesome

excellent, fantastic, far out The Band was totally awesome! They were excellent!

accidentally-on-purpose

seemingly accidental but with veiled malice or harm

ally

ghetto; of poor quality

doolally

out of one's mind; crazy

really doe

(interj) wrong spelling of "Really though", used to emphasize a point

rally around

Idiom(s): rally (a)round sb or sth

Theme: SUPPORT

to come together to support someone or something.
• Everyone rallied around Jack when he lost his job.
• Former students rallied round their college when it was in danger of being closed.

Shilly-shally

If people shilly-shally, they can't make up their minds about something and put off the decision.

Tally ho!

(UK) This is an exclamation used for encouragement before doing something difficult or dangerous.

accidentally on purpose

accidentally on purpose
see on purpose, def. 2.