“The best of both worlds”

“Cut corners”

To do something cheaply or badly to save time or money.

“Ball is in your court”

It is your decision or responsibility now.

“Better late than never”

Doing something late is better than not doing it at all.

“Time flies”

Time passes very quickly.

“Better safe than sorry”

It’s better to be cautious than regret later.

“Get out of hand”

To become uncontrollable.

“Beat a dead horse”

To waste time on something already decided.

“Burn the midnight oil”

To work late into the night.

“A blessing in disguise”

Something that seems bad but turns out good.

“Beggars can’t be choosers”

People with no options must accept what they get.

“A dime a dozen”

Very common and easy to find; not special or valuable.

“When pigs fly”

Something that will never happen.

“Costs an arm and a leg”

Very expensive.

“Bite off more than you can chew”

To take on too much responsibility.

“Take it with a grain of salt”

To not completely believe something.

“Break a leg”

A way to wish someone good luck.

“Beat around the bush”

To avoid saying something directly.

“Barking up the wrong tree”

To make a wrong assumption.

“Under the weather”

Feeling slightly ill or unwell.

“Wrap one's head around something”

To understand something complicated.