Day 15 of sharing idioms and phrasal verbs everyday

Idioms:

1. Below the belt - Cruel and unfair
2. Bend over backwards - Make every effort to achieve something, especially to be fair and helpful // Try to please someone
3. Beside oneself - Almost out of one's senses
4. Beside the mark - Irrelevant
5. Best of both worlds - Taking privilege of enjoying two different opportunities
6. Best thing since sliced bread - A really good invention
7. Better the devil you know than the devil you don't - It's easier to be in a known bad situation than be in an unknown worse situation
8. Between a rock and a hard place - Stuck between two very bad options
9. Between Scylla and Charybdis - Choice between two unpleasant alternative
10. Between the devil and the deep blue sea - Having only two very unpleasant choices
11. Beyond the pale - Unreasonable
12. Beyond the shadow of doubt - With certainity
13. Bid defiance - To disregard recklessly
14. Bid fair - To seem likely
15. Birds of the same feather - To be similar in many ways

Phrasal verbs:

1. Deter from - To discourage from doing something
2. Die away - To diminish gradually
3. Die down - To decrease in intensity
4. Die for - To desire something greatly
5. Die out - To become extinct
6. Die off - A significant reduction in population
7. Dig into - To investigate deeply // To start eating
8. Dish out - To distribute or give away freely
9. Dispose of - To get rid of
10. Dive into - To start doing something with enthusiasm