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English idioms

English idiom: (as) far as anyone knows

The phrase "(as) far as anyone knows" is commonly used to indicate that the statement being made is based on…

English idiom: as far as it goes

The idiom "as far as it goes" is often used to acknowledge the limitations of something. While it may serve…

English idiom: as far as possible

The idioms "as far as possible" and "so far as possible" convey the idea of doing something to the greatest…

English idiom: as far as someone or something is concerned

The idiom "as far as someone or something is concerned" or "so far as someone or something is concerned" is…

English idiom: as fat as a pig

The phrase "as fat as a pig" is a colorful idiom used to describe someone or something that is extremely…

English idiom: as fit as a fiddle

The idiom "as fit as a fiddle" is commonly used to describe someone who is in excellent health and physical…

English idiom: as flat as a board

The idiom "as flat as a board" is a descriptive phrase commonly used to emphasize the extreme flatness of a…

English idiom: (as) flat as a pancake

The idiom "(as) flat as a pancake" is a fun and descriptive phrase often used in informal English. It vividly…

English idiom: as for someone or something

The phrase "as for someone or something" is a versatile English expression used to introduce a topic, provide commentary, or…

English idiom: (as) free as a bird

The idiom "(as) free as a bird" is a colorful expression that conveys the idea of being carefree, unrestricted, or…

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