English Idioms for Behavior & Emotions!

In English, if you are trying to boost your level of english speaking you need some idioms so that you speak like a fluent speaker. Idioms will glow up your speaking. These English Idioms for Behavior & Emotions will help you a lot when you’re writing, listening or even reading.  Here are all the English Idioms for Behavior & Emotions with their meaning and sentences from the video.

  • To have it in for someone:

This means to dislike someone or to easily get angry and upset with them.

(e.g. Sarah is always mad at me I think she has it in for me)

  • To get on someone’s nerves:

This means to annoy someone a lot.

(e.g. Billy’s constant humming during the movie gets on my nerves)

  • To give someone a dirty look:

This means to look at someone in an angry way to show that you are angry.

(e.g. When Jake bumped into Lily she gave him a dirty look)

  • To be furious with someone:

This means to be very angry with someone.

(e.g. Mom was furious with me when I forgot to do my chores)

  • To seethe with anger:

This means to be extremely angry.

(e.g. After the teacher shouted at him in front of the class Mark was seething with anger)

  • To make someone’s blood boil:

This means to make someone extremely angry.

(e.g. It made Tom’s blood boil when he heard his classmates making fun of his brother)

  • To be there for someone:

This means being available to support or help someone when they need you. (e.g. When Amy felt sad her best friend Lily was always there for her)

  • To have someone’s best interest at heart:

This means to want what is best for someone and want to see them succeed.

(e.g. My mom always tells me to study hard because she has my best interest at heart)

  • To give someone a shoulder to cry on:

This means to support someone and comfort them when they are sad.

(e.g. After a hard day at school I know I can go back home to my sister she’s a shoulder to cry on)

  • To give someone a helping hand:

This means to help someone out or offer assistance or support to someone.

(e.g. Tim was struggling with his heavy backpack so Jason gave him a helping hand and carried it for him)