idioms

  cat and dog life (an unhappy and full of quarrels life) Since the first day, he had been living a cat-and-dog life with his wife. Most couples have their ups and downs, but Sophia and Jack lead a cat and dog life. cat and dog life – English Vocabulary

  a bull in a China shop (someone who is very clumsy or makes mistakes) Luis is like a bull in a China shop; don’t let him near those sculptures. Sofia always breaks something when she is in the kitchen; she really is like a bull in a China shop. …

  a bird of passage (a person who never stays in the same place for long) He left for New York. He is usually a bird of passage. You can barely find him in one place. He is a bird of passage.   bird of passage– English Vocabulary

  bird’s-eye view (a view from high above) We had a bird-eye’s view of Paris from the top of the Eiffel Tower.   (an overview) The course gives you a bird’s-eye view of recent research.   bird eye’s view – English Vocabulary

  a birdbrain (a stupid person) I’m a birdbrain. I forgot to fill up the tank at the gas station. Joy is a real birdbrain; he can’t get anything right. birdbrain – English Vocabulary