Idioms with parts of the body презентация

long time and bore and annoy them
Example:  Peter is bending Mary’s ear about something. Poor her!
To go in one ear and out the other
Meaning: To forget some information immediately because we didn’t pay attention to it properly.
Example: She told me what I had to buy, but it went in one ear and out the other

person we is supposed to be listening
Example: I asked my boss for a pay rise , but my request fell on deaf ears. I never got it.
Someone’s ears are burning
Meaning: To talk about someone, or to think the people are talking about you
Example:  We have been talking about you for the last half an hour. Are your ears burning?

like candy and cakes. I really have a sweet tooth.
To be pulling teeth
Meaning: To be very difficult
Example: I finally managed to finish the Science project, but it was like pulling teeth.

detail / 
Example: He described the room down to a gnat’s eyebrow.
EYE(S)

To turn a blind eye
Meaning: To ignore, to not do anything about something
Example:. My mum knows I’m untidy, but she turns a blind eye to it.

in something which is of public importance
Example: Building business  are in the eye of the storm  during the crisis.


To open someone’s eyes
Meaning:  To make someone realize
the truth,  make someone aware of
something. 
Example:  Your wife is lying to you, please, open your eyes.

can’t help you right now.
I am to my eyes in work.


To have eyes glued to something or someone
Meaning: To watch something or
someone for very long
Example: She had her eyes glued to
the TV screen for three hours.

you criticize them strongly (and perhaps unfairly).
I worked 10 hours a day all week and my boss bit my head off for not doing my share of the work!
To bang head against brick wall
If you bang your head against a brick wall, you continue vainly to try and achieve something in spite of several unsuccessful attempts.
I've been banging my head against a brick wall trying to explain the internet to my grandmother.