to surprise or shock someone in Idioms
to make a strong impression on someone, to surprise someone in Idioms
to ask someone for something in Idioms
to reach a big goal, to hit a baseball so far that the batter can run around all of the bases and score a run in Idioms
to reach a certain level of activity or sales and then stop in Idioms
to run into a problem in Idioms
to be at the very lowest, to not be able to go any lower in Idioms
to affect one personally in Idioms
to get along well with someone (from the first time that you meet that person this can be used in a romantic way but it can also be used for any two people who meet and have a good relationship) in Idioms
to think of something by chance in Idioms
a list of songs arranged in order of popularity in Idioms
to discover something of value in Idioms
to study or prepare for class in Idioms
to drink alcohol heavily and regularly in Idioms
to start walking, to go out into the streets (on strike) in Idioms
to go to the most important part of a matter, to reach the main question in Idioms
to get angry in Idioms
to get up from bed, to start working in Idioms
to fall on the ground and protect oneself under gunfire in Idioms
