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Idioms with parts of body

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1. If two people see eye to eye, they are surprisedthey accuse somebodythey agree with each otherI don't know

2. If you raise your eyebrows, you become really anxiousyou are surprisedyou accuse somebodyI don't know

3. If you turn a blind eye to something, you accuse somebodyyou have no control of your emotionyou ignore something that you know is wrongI don't know

4. If you have a hand in something, you have more power than anyone else and so have controlyou become confident in a new situationyou are involved with something or have influence over somethingI don't know

5. If you point your finger at someone, you've become really anxiousyou accuse someoneyou have more power than anyone else and so have controlI don't know

6. If you keep your fingers crossed, you accuse somebodyyou've become really anxiousyou hope that something will happenI don't know

7. If you get cold feet, you hope that something will happenyou've become really anxiousyou become confident in a new situationI don't know

8. If you lose your head, you have more power than anyone else and so have controlyou have no control over your emotionsyou become confident in a new situationI don't know

9. If you find your feet, you become confident in a new situationyou become really anxiousyou have no control of your emotionsI don't know

10. If you have the upper hand you have more power or influence than anyone elseyou have no control of your emotionsyou become confident in a new situationI don't know