idioms

faint of heart (timid, easily frightened) The movie is not for the faint of heart. Let’s ask those who are faint of heart to leave here.     – English Vocabulary

eat your heart out (to suffer from excessive longing) When I think about my flight delay, I eat my heart out. I just bought a new digital camera. Eat your heart out, Alex.     – English Vocabulary

do your heart good (to make you feel good) It would do my heart good to know that you two are together again. Traveling just does my heart good.     – English Vocabulary

dear to your heart (very emotionally important to you) Money is dear to her heart. I like to go to the Eiffel Tower, a place close to his heart.     – English Vocabulary

cry your heart out (to cry for a long time) Poor Sophia really cried her heart out during the funeral. I was so upset yesterday that I cried my heart out.   – English Vocabulary