Blackbook [ IDIOMS ] Page 102

[00:00.10] A bad hair day.

[00:01.43] A day on which everything seems to go wrong.

[00:05.67] A bad patch.

[00:08.07] A period of difficulty.

[00:11.00] A bed of roses.

[00:13.91] An easy and happy situation.

[00:16.84] A bee hive.

[00:19.49] A busy place.

[00:22.11] A big draw.

[00:24.49] Huge attraction.

[00:26.86] A bird in hand is worth two in the bush.

[00:31.10] Having something for certain is better than the possibility of getting something better.

[00:37.21] A bird's eye view.

[00:39.61] A general view from above.

[00:42.79] A blessing in disguise.

[00:45.72] An apparent misfortune that eventually has good results.

[00:50.76] A blue-eyed boy.

[00:53.68] One who is a favorite.

[00:56.88] A bolt from the blue.

[00:59.54] Something unexpected and unpleasant.

[01:02.99] A bone of contention.

[01:06.20] Cause of dispute, or cause for quarrel.

[01:10.42] A bull in a China shop.

[01:13.62] An extremely awkward, clumsy person.

[01:17.87] A burning question.

[01:20.54] An important question.

[01:23.18] A cakewalk.

[01:25.83] Something that is very easy.

[01:29.28] A can of worms.

[01:31.68] A complicated situation or problem.

[01:35.40] A carrot and stick approach.

[01:38.85] Rewards and punishments that influence someone's behavior.

[01:43.90] A change of heart.

[01:46.55] A change in one's opinion.

[01:50.00] A child's play.

[01:52.68] Something that is very easy.

[01:55.86] A chip off the old block.

[01:59.03] Resembling parents.

[02:01.96] A close shave.

[02:04.62] A narrow escape from danger.

[02:07.81] A closed book.

[02:10.46] A mystery.