Idioms

To be extremely expensive.

away from home and actively going to places or doing ordinary activities

to select only the things you most want, being very selective

to rain very heavily

full of promises or discussion without doing the things promised

extra, attractive but non-essential features added to a product

facing two equally bad options, neither of which can be avoided

graphic violence and gore shown in a film, book, or similar work

to be heard but immediately forgotten or ignored

to want two incompatible things at once

to react with strong excitement or anger about something

strongly unwilling and protesting while being forced to do something

done rapidly and roughly, with little care for quality or polish

two alternatives have no meaningful difference

the main source of someone's income or basic work

various unspecified things

to try many ideas quickly, keeping only the ones that work

recognize an unpleasant reality that you have been ignoring

strange and unusual but in an interesting or impressive way

used after simple instructions to signal that the task is finished or the result achieved

Matching variant: and Bob's your uncle

in a confused, disorganized state

to be extremely careful about every detail, especially paperwork

a philosophy of shipping quickly and accepting breakage in order to learn faster

used defiantly to tell someone to accept an unwelcome fact or decision

present an idea tentatively to find out who supports it

a deceptive or illusory presentation that hides what is really going on

a situation where advantages and disadvantages balance out (British)