Day 5 of sharing idioms and phrasal verbs everyday

Idioms:

1. A stone throw's away - A very short distance
2. A stitch in time saves nine - It is better to solve a problem straight away and not let it become bigger
3. A stiff-necked person - An obstinate person
4. A stick in the mud - A person who resists change
5. A snowball effect - An accelerating growth of magnitude
6. A skeleton in the cupboard - An embarrassing fact to be kept secret
7. A sight for a sore eyes - A person or thing that one is extremely pleased or relieved to see
8. A shot in the arm - An encouraging stimulus / Something that gives encouragement
9. A sea change - A profound or notable transformation
10. A safe pair of hands - A reliable person
11. A sacred cow - A person never to be criticized
12. A rotten apple - A single bad person or thing in a group
13. A rolling stone gathers no moss - A person who doesn't settle in one place for a long time, does not gain wealth, name or fame
14. A red rag to a bull - An object, utterance, or act which is certain to provoke someone
15. A red letter day - An important day / A noteworthy and memorable day

Phrasal verbs:

1. Bring off - To successfully accomplish
2. Bring in - To introduce / To generate
3. Bring forward - To present / To reschedule for an earlier time
4. Bring forth - To produce or give birth to
5. Bring down - To reduce / To make unhappy
6. Bring around - To convince / To restore to consciousness
7. Bring along - To bring someone or something with oneself
8. Bring about/on - To cause something to happen
9. Brew up - To develop, often a plan or storm
10. Breeze through - To complete something easily and effortlessly