Idioms

take stock in (something)
to have faith in something, to believe in something (usually used in the negative)
The woman took no stock in her manager's crazy ideas.

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  • take stock of (something)
  • take that tack
  • take the bitter with the sweet
  • take the bull by the horns
  • take the cake
  • take the day off
  • take the edge off (something)
  • take the Fifth
  • take the initiative to (do something)
  • take the law into one's own hands
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  • have got (something)
  • have a pick-me-up
  • arm and a leg
  • air one's dirty laundry/linen in public
  • blow out (something) or blow (something) out
  • elbow grease
  • get one's head above water
  • speak for itself/themselves
  • at the end of the day
  • watch one's step


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