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To go easy on someone: to be lenient with someone (to treat someone in a

gentle way).

Go easy on him simply because he didn’t know the rules.

I know she made a mistake, but go easy on her.

To get a kick out of: to enjoy.

He really gets a real kick out of owning his own car.

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I really love books. I get a kick out of reading.

To go under the knife: to undergo surgery (a medical operation).

Her father is going to go under the knife because he has a bad heart.

Lucy went under the knife for her nose yesterday.

To get on someone’s nerves: to annoy someone.

His loud voice is really getting on my nerves.

That car alarm is extremely getting on my nerves.

The dog does not stop barking which is really getting on my nerves.

Go banana: be wild, lose control; to become very angry.

His mom went banana on him since he was not participating in family lunch.