Body Part Idioms - 1 - Learn English Idioms -

Learn to express yourself confidently in fluent English and sound like a native speaker with our FREE Power Learning video course! Learn English idioms! Here are some fun body part idioms from ! All Ears To be all ears means to listen very attentively. Tell me about the party tomorrow. I’m all ears! Eagle Eyes Someone with eagle eyes sees or notices things amazingly well. My boss has eagle eyes. He sees everything people in my department do. Put Your Feet Up To put your feet up means to sit back and relax. After a hard day at work, I like to sit down and put my feet up. Two-faced To be two-faced means to be deceitful, untrue or insincere. I didn’t like that two-faced salesman. He looked nice, but he seemed like he just wanted to take my money. Lip Service If you pay lip service to something, you say you support it but don’t actually do anything helpful. Many companies pay lip service to diversity while not actually doing anything to promo