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

(to) live with it: to accept an unpleasant thing or situation.

Whatever happens, we’ll live with it.

I’m going to live with it since I can’t change the situation.

(to) let someone go: to fire; dismiss an employee (to end someone’s job).

After being discovered that he stole some files, his boss let him go.

(to) level with someone: to be sincere and honest with someone about

something.

Tom decided to level with his girlfriend and tell her how he felt.

She decided to level with him about the accident.

(to) lose one’s head: to lose control and become so upset quickly.

His mom lost her head and started yelling at him.

Lucy lost her head and said some things she regrets.

She lost her head over that man.

Lose track of time: to forgot about the time.

He was at work and he lost track of time!

When Tom is playing video games, he nearly always loses track of time.