Idioms For ielts speaking: Master 500+ Idioms In Use Explained In 10 Minutes a day

Has a heart of gold: friendly, sincere, generous.

My aunt is a woman with a heart of gold.

Peter is so nice. He must have a heart of gold. 

Head the team: in charge of, lead a group.

She’s going to head the team in accounting.

He is going to head the team in the new advertising campaign.

Have an eye for (something): the ability to do something well.

She has an eye for color.

He has an eye for antique furniture.

Mary has an eye for art.

Have/get/feel butterflies in my stomach: to feel very nervous or anxious

about something.

He always gets butterflies in his stomach before a test.

Mary always gets butterflies in her stomach before her big speech.

Have the hots for: to like someone; to be attracted (sexually or romantically)

to (someone).

I think Tom has the hots for Mary.

She has the hots for him but she can’t tell him. She’s so shy.