enthusiasm and laziness idioms
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Enthusiasm- Laziness Idioms
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To eat, sleep and breathe something- If you eat, sleep and breathe something, then
that means you are obsessed with it and spend most of your time doing it.
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Maria is passionate about Latin dances. She eats, sleeps and breathes her dancing classes.
On the edge of one's seat- giving all your attention to something
exciting
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The performance was so
expressive that it kept the
audience on the edges of their
seats.
To put your heart (and soul) into something- If you put your heart (and soul) into something, you are very
enthusiastic and invest a lot of energy and hard work in it.
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No wonder students love Ms. Johnson. She puts her heart
and soul into teaching.
A couch potatosomeone who spends a lot of time sitting and
watching television
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My cousin is a couch potato. Whenever I
come by, he is lounging about
reading some papers and magazines.
A lazybones- a lazy person; often used in a friendly way
to someone you like
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Hey you, lazybones! Let’s get going or we will miss a bus!
To slack off- to make less effort than usual, or to be lazy in your
work
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Our volleyball coach would never let us slack off.