IELTS Idioms Advanced

To take on a task that is way too big or commit to more than one can handle.

To take a risk or act without considering the potential consequences.

At the forefront of innovation or technology; very advanced.

To be at the peak of success or popularity.

An obvious problem or difficult issue that everyone avoids discussing.

Someone who argues against a cause or position, not necessarily because they believe it, but to test the arguments.

To become upset, agitated, or angry over something minor or insignificant.

A positive aspect or opportunity in a seemingly negative situation.

A shameful or embarrassing secret that someone tries to hide.

To go out and enjoy oneself, often by engaging in lively or extravagant activities.

To pursue a mistaken or misguided course of action; to have a wrong idea about something.

To remain loyal and supportive in both good and bad times.

In a position where one is subjected to intense scrutiny or pressure.

To make a desperate attempt to find a solution when all else has failed.

To ignore or pretend not to notice something, especially something controversial or unethical.

In a state of blissful happiness or euphoria.

Something difficult to accept or deal with.

An action or event that seals the failure or demise of something.

To perceive the end of a difficult or challenging situation.

To make a fresh start or change one's ways for the better.

Someone or something with great potential that is not yet refined or polished.

To slow down and eventually stop, often used to describe a process or activity.