idioms

bitten by the same bug  informal (have the same interest or hobby) My brothers and I were bitten by the same bug. We both play football.    – English Vocabulary

bitten by the bug  informal (have a sudden strong interest in something) I was never interested in music before, but now I have been bitten by the bug. John was bitten by the travel bug when he was 18, which is why he is always abroad.  – English Vocabulary

    bitch and moan  rude (complain) Stop bitching and moaning about your job; if you don’t like it, look for another one. She is always bitching and moaning about how windy this city is.   – English Vocabulary

  birds in their little nests agree (people who live together should take care of each other and try to get along) Calm down, kids. Birds in their little nests agree. Let’s not argue about this anymore. I know that the birds in their little nests agree, but I can’t …

a tempest in a teapot (a lot of anger or worry about something that is not important) They are continually quarreling, but it is usually a tempest in a teapot. I think the media are making a tempest in a teapot over this issue.     – English Vocabulary