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IdiomsHeadtalk a person’s head off:weary a person by too much talkingbeat one’s head againest a wall:not succeed after trying very hard.Keep one’s head:stay clam when there is trouble or dangerPut their hands together:discuss something as a grouphide one’s head in the sand:refuse to see or face somethingoff one’s head:out of one’s sense,crazymake head or tail尾巴 of it:find a meaning in,understandcheek脸蛋1.speak with one’s tough in one’s cheek: not to say sincerely what one thinks or means2.trun the other cheek:be patient when injured or insulted辱骂 by someone.neckbreak the neck:do all one possibly can,try one’s hardestget it in the neck:suffer a serious blow to one’s plansneck and neck:equal or nearly equal in a racesave the one’s neck:save from danger or troublestick one’s neck out:do something dangerous or riskypain in the neck: a bothersome person or eventearsbelieve one’s ears:trust one’s earsdo in one ear and out the other:be not really listened to or understandplay by ear:play a musical instrument by remembering the true.Trun a deaf ear:refuse to listen,no pay attentionGive an ear to:listen toPrick刺 up one’s ear:habe an attention suddenly roused唤醒About one’s ear:into complete defeat or ruinLiplip service:support shown by words only and not by actionsbutton one’s lip:keep a secret,be quietshouldercold shoulder:unfriendly treatment of a persontput one’s shoulder to the wheel :make a great effort oneself or with otherson one’s shoulders:in one’s care,as one’s responsibilitysquare one’s shoulders:stand strong and ready to give battleweight of the world on one’s shoulders:a very heavy load of worry or responsibilityshoulder to shoulder:on beside the other ,together.Hand1.Clean hands:freedom from guilt or dishonesty2.wash one’s hands of:withdraw from or refuse to be responsibility.3.lay hands on:find, get hold of,catch4.at hand:easy to reach5.eat out of one’s hand:trust someone fully,believe someone without question.6.on the other hand:from another point of view7.have