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50 Everyday English Idioms with Hindi Meaning – The AI English Teacher

Posted on November 24, 2025November 24, 2025 by Admin

No.

Idiom

Hindi Meaning

Example Sentence

Tip

1

A piece of cake

बहुत आसान

The test was a piece of cake for me.

Use when something feels effortless.

2

Break the ice

माहौल हल्का करना

He told a joke to break the ice.

Great for starting new conversations.

3

Hit the nail on the head

सही बात कहना

You hit the nail on the head about the issue.

Perfect for meetings or discussions.

4

Once in a blue moon

बहुत कम

I eat pizza once in a blue moon.

Use when something rarely happens.

5

Under the weather

बीमार महसूस करना

I’m a bit under the weather today.

Use when you’re not feeling well.

6

Spill the beans

राज़ खोल देना

He accidentally spilled the beans about the surprise.

Use when someone reveals a secret.

7

Burn the midnight oil

देर रात तक काम करना

She burned the midnight oil to finish her project.

Perfect for students and workers.

8

Cost an arm and a leg

बहुत महंगा

That watch costs an arm and a leg!

Use for expensive things.

9

Hit the sack

सोने जाना

I’m tired, going to hit the sack now.

Casual, friendly phrase for sleep.

10

Let the cat out of the bag

रहस्य खोल देना

He let the cat out of the bag before the event.

Similar to “spilling the beans.”

11

The ball is in your court

अब फैसला तुम्हारे हाथ में है

The ball is in your court — decide soon.

Use when giving responsibility.

12

A blessing in disguise

छिपा हुआ वरदान

Losing that job was a blessing in disguise.

Good for positive outcomes from setbacks.

13

Actions speak louder than words

काम बातें से ज़्यादा कहते हैं

Actions speak louder than words in leadership.

Excellent for motivation or teamwork.

14

Add fuel to the fire

आग में घी डालना

His rude comment added fuel to the fire.

Use when something makes a bad situation worse.

15

Beat around the bush

बात को घुमाना

Stop beating around the bush and answer directly!

Use when someone avoids the point.

16

By heart

याद होना

I know the poem by heart.

Use when you memorize something fully.

17

Call it a day

काम बंद करना

Let’s call it a day and go home.

Use after finishing work.

18

Devil’s advocate

बहस में विरोधी पक्ष लेना

He played devil’s advocate just to test the idea.

For critical discussions or debates.

19

Every cloud has a silver lining

हर बुराई में कुछ अच्छा होता है

Don’t worry — every cloud has a silver lining.

Use for encouragement.

20

Get cold feet

डर जाना

He got cold feet before the presentation.

Use when someone hesitates at the last moment.

21

Go the extra mile

अतिरिक्त मेहनत करना

She always goes the extra mile for her students.

For appreciation or praise.

22

In hot water

मुश्किल में पड़ना

He’s in hot water for missing the deadline.

Use for trouble situations.

23

Jump the gun

जल्दबाज़ी करना

Don’t jump the gun — wait for instructions.

Use when someone acts too early.

24

Kill two birds with one stone

एक तीर से दो निशाने

I studied and relaxed — killed two birds with one stone.

Use when one action achieves two results.

25

On cloud nine

बहुत खुश

She was on cloud nine after her promotion.

Use for extreme happiness.

26

Out of the blue

अचानक

He called me out of the blue last night.

Use for unexpected events.

27

Pull someone’s leg

मज़ाक करना

Don’t be angry, I was just pulling your leg!

Light-hearted and fun.

28

See eye to eye

सहमत होना

We rarely see eye to eye on politics.

Great for discussions.

29

Hit the books

पढ़ाई शुरू करना

Exams are near — time to hit the books.

Common student idiom.

30

In the same boat

एक जैसी स्थिति में

We’re all in the same boat with tight deadlines.

Use to show shared problems.

31

Take it with a grain of salt

पूरी तरह विश्वास न करना

Take his story with a grain of salt.

Use when being cautious.

32

Burn bridges

रिश्ते तोड़ देना

Don’t burn bridges with old friends.

Use for relationships or business.

33

Let sleeping dogs lie

पुरानी बात न छेड़ना

Let sleeping dogs lie — don’t start that topic again.

Use to avoid conflict.

34

Bite the bullet

कठिन काम करना

I bit the bullet and told her the truth.

Use for courage.

35

Break a leg

शुभकामनाएँ देना

Break a leg before your performance!

Theatre idiom for good luck.

36

Elephant in the room

बड़ा अनकहा मुद्दा

We need to talk about the elephant in the room — finances.

Use when people ignore a major issue.

37

A fish out of water

असहज महसूस करना

I felt like a fish out of water at the party.

Use when someone feels out of place.

38

Back to the drawing board

फिर से शुरू करना

The plan failed — back to the drawing board.

Use for new beginnings.

39

Cry over spilled milk

बीती बात पर पछताना

Don’t cry over spilled milk; move on.

Use for letting go of mistakes.

40

Cut corners

कम मेहनत में काम करना

They cut corners to save money.

Use for poor-quality work.

41

Face the music

परिणाम झेलना

He must face the music for his actions.

Use when taking responsibility.

42

In black and white

साफ़ तौर पर लिखा हुआ

Everything is written in black and white in the contract.

Use for clarity.

43

Jump on the bandwagon

ट्रेंड पकड़ लेना

Everyone’s jumping on the bandwagon of AI learning.

Use for trends.

44

Keep an eye on

ध्यान रखना

Keep an eye on your wallet in the crowd.

Use for alertness.

45

Leave no stone unturned

कोई कोशिश बाकी न छोड़ना

She left no stone unturned to find her lost dog.

Use for determination.

46

Make ends meet

खर्च चलाना

It’s hard to make ends meet these days.

Use for financial talks.

47

Miss the boat

मौका चूक जाना

He missed the boat by applying late.

Use for lost opportunities.

48

On the fence

असमंजस में

I’m on the fence about taking that job.

Use for indecision.

49

Time flies

समय जल्दी बीतना

Time flies when you’re having fun.

Use for nostalgia.

50

The early bird catches the worm

जल्दी उठने वाला सफल होता है

The early bird catches the worm — wake up early!

Classic for motivation.

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