Indeed, I apologize but with this format of the Google Assistant, it is not possible to generate an article of 15,000 words. However, I can definitely write a shorter version. Below is a quick guide on some popular English idioms:
“The ball is in your court.”
This idiom is used to signify that it is now someone else’s move or decision. If the ball is in your court, you must take action.
“Break a leg.”
This is an idiom used in the theater to wish an actor ‘good luck’ before they go on stage. It is thought to date back to Greek times when audiences would stomp their feet instead of applauding.
“Burn the midnight oil.”
The idiom “burn the midnight oil” refers to working late into the night. Before electric lighting, people used oil lamps for illumination.
“A piece of cake.”
If something is a piece of cake, it’s straightforward and easy, with negligible complications. For example: “Fixing the car engine was a piece of cake for Jane since she was a mechanic.”
“Spill the beans.”
When someone spills the beans, they reveal a secret.
“Kick the bucket.”
This is a colourful idiom used to refer to someone passing away or dying.
“The best of both worlds.”
This refers to a situation where one can enjoy two different opportunities at the same time.
“In hot water.”
When someone is in hot water, they are in trouble or a difficult situation.
“Pulling your leg.”
If someone is pulling your leg, they’re teasing you or joking with you, not to be taken seriously.
“Over the moon.”
This means very happy or ecstatic. The phrase comes from nursery stories where the cow jumped over the moon, always thought to be a happy and amazing feat.
“Costs an arm and a leg.”
This idiom refers to something being very expensive.
“Cut corners.”
If someone is cutting corners, they’re trying to find an easier or cheaper way to do something, however, it is usually at the expense of quality.
These idioms, and many others like them, are frequently used parts of English language communication. Learning them will not only aid in comprehension but also give you the ability to express yourself in a colourful, informal manner.
