be fed up with - be out of patience with 9 m& h( }* T1 R9 l" B+ {
be on one’s own - live independently- `; z: r% z1 Q* K. o; e7 j
be on the safe side - take no chances ; T; U. O. |$ I& M
be out of something - have no longer in supply - C4 M) H$ o9 i
be tired of - be bored with ,frustrated with 0 o( { r: |% }+ H7 k7 Z
be up to ones’ears - be extremely busy
/ v5 G6 M7 Z+ j) u) ]! A' m. u r be up to someone -be a person’s responsibility : Y, q: v/ w( o
be out for -trying to get
1 Q' P( q- ^% Y/ [3 l, U+ W- B be out of the question - be unacceptable ,impossible * r9 S% m2 W; K* W* t
bite off more than one can chew - take on more than one can handle
! i$ N1 ]3 ~# O0 `7 Q- g U break down - cease to function
b' p4 I N2 \( f# c break the ice - begin to be friendly wuth people one doesn’t know( _6 V0 @" B9 e3 P, ], @
break the news - inform or give bad news
" w4 r2 G/ N$ Y' C5 a0 j8 R brush up on - imporve noe’s knowledge of something through study , y6 i1 @1 d0 V, v' \* }& D
bump into - meet unexpectedly
7 |( ~, i. d5 R. M$ \6 U5 _+ d by and large - in general 7 D* o+ ]" e/ B7 F; h$ E8 @
by heart - by memory - m- J0 f( m* \' S A2 S, {
by all means - absolutely ,definitely
3 k& K; }+ l7 r2 x; I2 M6 j; e3 P by no means - in no way |