what does the expression not my cup of tea?
315352
If something is not your cup of tea, you do not like it or you are not interested in it. The positive version of this expression, “it's my cup of tea”, has been in use since the late 1800s when the British started using the phrase “my cup of tea” to describe something they liked.
1075917
It's common in English to say that you're not much of a fan of something/someone to indicate that you don't like it/them much, if at all.
1366350
'What's not to love' is a variation on the older phrase, "what's not to like". The question is rhetorical, it's a different way of saying that you can't think of a reason why anybody would not love/like X; there is nothing not to love/like about it. At least that's what the literal meaning is.
1350061
—used to say that something is not surprising(It's) No wonder you're hungry; you didn't have any breakfast.
845877
(informal) Expression used to imply meaning, rather than say it, such as when a person is embarrassed.
304974
If something is not your cup of tea, you do not like it or you are not interested in it. Origin. The positive version of this expression, “it's my cup of tea”, has been in use since the late 1800s when the British started using the phrase “my cup of tea” to describe something they liked.
680284
Generally it generally it means that your looks aren't your strong suit. It could also mean that they think you are attractive but they don't feel appropriate complimenting you.
755717
By saying "you can't handle me," that person is basically saying, "it's not you, it's me." This person likes you, but not the way you want. Basically, he/she is trying to say, "I don't want to be with you like that, but I don't want to lose you either."
1155341
1. if someone's behaviour is a bit off, you cannot accept it because it is not polite. I thought the way he interrupted you was a bit off. Synonyms and related words. +
1177001
Biting your tongue means that you try not to say what you really feel or think. Example: When my relatives were discussing politics, I really had to bite my tongue. To spill the beans. To spill the beans means that you are revealing a secret.
896699
It means they are wondering if you are still irritated or angry at them for whatever they did to offend you. It can also mean that they are confused by your demeanor or statement or actions. Perhaps you have been silent or grouchy with them. They might ask such a question to start a conversation about what is wrong.
511252
: lacking the courage to face something difficult or dangerous —usually used in the phrase not for the faint of heartThis is a difficult climb that is not for the faint of heart.
1194033
It may mean that they miss you, but they don't want to make you feel guilty. It depends on the context though. Hope this was helpful ☺️ It may mean that they miss you, but they don't want to make you feel guilty.
1317986
This expression is often used as a way of referring to a female partner. It is a respectful expression that some men use to refer to the woman they live with. Others would refer to my wife, my partner, my girlfriend. More mature guys seem to prefer a more mature expression - and they talk about "my lady".
1369099
No. Usually it means that you are acting distant or quiet or pouting. The person cannot think of anything wrong they did. So they say, “Are u mad at me?” People who say this don't want you to be mad at them. People who were good kids who got yelled at alot may ask this.
1126766
The question is rhetorical, it's a different way of saying that you can't think of a reason why anybody would not love/like X; there is nothing not to love/like about it. At least that's what the literal meaning is. Nowadays, the phrase is such a cliché that it's often used ironically, to mean the exact opposite thing.
1199807
I am not feeling up to it. means "I am not well enough to do ...", while. I am up for it. means "I am willing to take part in ...", with an implication that the activity is in some way challenging.