Today's idom is:

keep your hair on

This means "to calm down" or not to get angry about something.

Example1:

A: Why didn't you meet me for lunch? I was waiting for an hour!  

B: Keep your hair on! I was stuck in traffic.

Keep practicing and don't forget to use these idioms.

Bye for today.

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Today's idom is:

to show up

We can use "show up" instead of "to arrive" in everyday conversation.

Example 1.

A: What time do we have to show up for the meeting today?

(What time do we have to arrive for the meeting today?)

B: You should be here by 2 o'clock.

Example 2.

A: I hope you'll come to watch me play soccer today.

A: Don't worry. I'll show up before the game starts.

(Don't worry. I'll arrive before the game starts)

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How come?

Today's idom is:

How come....?

This is just another way of saying why. It is used in conversations quite often.

Example 1.

A: How come  you aren't working today? (Why aren't you working today?)

B: I'm feeling a little under the weather. ( to feel under the weather = to feel sick)

Example 2. 

A: I'm not going to soccer practice tonight.

B: How come? You love soccer, don't you? (Why? You love soccer, don't you?)

A: Yes, but I have too much homework.

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I'm outta here!

Today's idom is:

I'm outta here - (I'm out of here)

This means "to leave" or that you are going somewhere else.

Examples:

I'm outta here. See you tomorrow. (I'm leaving, see you tomorrow)

A: What time are you outta here? (What time are you leaving?)

B: I'll leave after lunch.

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