Could you give me the meaning of this English Idioms please? thanks
-have a head of heights-jump out of skin-have a good head for figures-keep a cool head-clear your head
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have a head of heights-jump out of skin-have : its mean i have big imagination and my thinking and my brian not limit
good head for figures-keep : good memory
cool head-clear your head : and a smart brian so i can make ur head calm by helping ( give advice or show the best way ).
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-have a head FOR heights- we usually use this in a negative way, "he doesn't have a head for heights" and it means he doesn't like heights.
jump out of skin- to be scared of something "I nearly jumped out of my skin when I saw all that blood"
have a good head for figures- Good with mathematics, good with numbers (aly gave a good e.g.)
keep a cool head- stay calm "It's hard to keep a cool head when surrounded by such craziness!"
clear your head - have a break and start to think clearly, organise your thoughts "Too many things are happening at once! I need to take a minute and clear my head"
hope that helps
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Jump out of Skin : Extremely frightened, startled or scared.
Keep a cool head: Remain calm and under control.
Have a good head for = be good at something:
Examples:
"He's an accountant and he has a good head for figures."
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