Idioms

Forgive and forget.To Forgive someone for something and forget that It ever happened.
I'm sorry John, Lets forgive and forget .

Get down to Business.
To begin to get serious; to begin to negotiate or conduct business.
All right everyone,Let's get down to business.

Get someone off the hook.
To free someone from an obligation;To help someone out of an awkward situation.
Thanks for getting me off the hook,I didn't want to attend that meeting

Hang in there

to continue to try to do something although it is very difficult All relationships go through rough times. You just have to hang in there. Just hang on in there. The physical training is tough but it's worth it.

Idiom

trong as a horse and *strong as an ox; *strong as a lion

Cliché [of a living creature] very strong. (*Also: as ~.) Jill: My car broke down; it's sitting out on the street. Jane: Get Linda to help you push it; she's as strong as a horse. The athlete was strong as an ox; he could lift his own weight with just one hand. The football player was strong as a lion.

FOOD IDIOMS

apple of her/his eyeMEANING: someone or something that one likes a lot

EXAMPLE:

The little girl is the apple of her grandfather’s eye.