| heart | Muscular organ Centre of a person's emotions In her heart, she knew it wasn't true. Enthusiasm The most important part of something |
| after one's own heart | Exactly as one likes He likes dancing too! He's a man after my own heart. |
| at heart | Basically There's no doubt she's a country girl at heart. |
| to break somebody's heart | Make somebody feel sad It really broke my heart to see her crying. |
| by heart | From memory You'll have to learn phrasal verbs by heart. |
| to do one's heart good | Feel encouraged, happy It does my heart good to see you both together again. |
| to eat one's heart out | Tolerate one's feelings in silence She's been eating her heart out in her bedroom after the fight. |
| from the bottom of one's heart | Sincerely This advice comes really from the bottom of my heart. |
| to have one's heart in one's boots | Be very gloomy and depressed I've had my heart in my boots since she left. |
| to have one's heart in one's mouth | Be very frightened When the lights went out, my heart was in my mouth. |
| to have one's heart in the right place | Have true feelings I really love you and I mean it; I have my heart in the right place. |
| heart and soul | Enthusiastically You should devote yourself heart and soul to this project. |
| a heart of gold | A kind nature At first sight, he looks bad-tempered but he's really got a heart of gold! |
| a heart of stone | An unfeeling nature He's very lonely; he's got a heart of stone! |
| one's heart sinks | One feels disappointed When I heard the news, my heart sank! |
| in good heart | In good condition You look so good! You're really in good heart! |
| in one's heart | In one's conscience In his heart he knew he was doing something wrong. |
| to set one's heart on something | Want something The boy set his heart on that toy so we'll have to buy it for his birthday. |
| to take something to heart | Be upset by something She really took your criticism to heart. |
| to one's heart's content | As much as one likes To my heart's content I will go and have a big icecream! |
| young at heart | Feeling and behaving younger I'm 65 but I'm young at heart! |
Ver también: Idioms with 'heart' - Idioms with parts of the body
Otras páginas que pueden interesarte
Libros recomendados (Ad)
Inglés para Latinos
Un programa de aprendizaje diseñado especialmente para latinos. Contiene un amplio rango de vocabulario, frases, tablas de verbos, preguntas y respuestas. Y lo más importante: el autor enseña la gramática en forma práctica, sin reglas aburridas. Ver más
El Secreto para Hablar Inglés como un Nativo en 6 Meses
Con este exitoso método aprenderás vocabulario, gramática y pronunciación rápidamente, sin memorizar reglas y sin esfuerzo. Sigue las instrucciones paso a paso para alcanzar el nivel más alto posible y hablarás inglés como un nativo. Ver más
English for Everyone
Este libro es fantástico para aprender vocabulario y expresiones mediante imágenes muy didácticas, en inglés americano y británico. Además ofrece gran variedad de ejercicios para practicar. Recomendado para todas las edades y niveles. Ver más
Fun with Grammar
Juegos para ayudar a los niños a aprender inglés
Aprende o practica vocabulario de inglés con flashcards: divertidas
tarjetas interactivas con imágenes
¿Cómo se dice esto en inglés?
Ver respuesta
