Hand me a piece of paper 遞給我一張紙

Why hand me a piece of paper with your email on it when you can just share all your info directly into my phone?!

Head over to my house 出發(fā)/前往某地

After Tom left work, he headed over to the bar.

If you want to see the ball game, you should head on over to the stadium now.

Play it by ear 見機(jī)行事

I don't know how they'll react to our proposal, so we'll just have to play it by ear and hope for the best.

My apologies in advance, but I forgot my notes for today's presentation, so I'm afraid I'm going to have to play it by ear a little bit.

Give someone the cold shoulder 故意冷落某人

She thinks you started that rumor about her—that's why she's been giving you the cold shoulder all day.

Something's happened and I don't know what it is, but he's giving me the cold shoulder.

Cost an arm and a leg 價格昂貴

College tuition costs an arm and leg nowadays.

I'm sick of paying rent in this town. It's costing me an arm and a leg!