Idioms

To make someone feel deep emotional pain, often by ending a relationship.

A way of wishing someone good luck, especially before a performance.

To do or say something that eases tension and gets people talking comfortably in an unfamiliar social situation.

a situation suddenly became extremely noisy, chaotic, or violent

Matching variant: All hell breaks loose

to stop concealing one's true position or intentions and make them known

to reach the point where revenue equals costs — no profit, no loss

to do something that has never been done before; to pioneer

to openly depart from the shared position of one's own group

to get past the main obstacle so that the remaining work becomes easier

To cost so much that it uses up all your money.

to do something new and different that sets a new standard

to be the single decisive factor between success and failure

the final small addition that makes a situation unbearable

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