To drive one crazy: to annoy someone very much 把某人逼疯
Don’t ask Mrs. Smith how old she is. It drives her crazy.

To go into: to enter a profession 从事某种职业
The mayor went into politics as a very young man.
市长在很年轻时就步入政坛了。

Green with envy: desiring others’ advantages or things 妒忌得脸色发青，非常妒忌，充满嫉妒情绪；十分羡慕
The other boys were green with envy when Joe bought a second-hand car!
男孩们看到乔买了一辆二手货的车，心中满怀嫉妒。

Gung ho: very enthusiastic; very excited about sth 非常卖力，有闯劲
Mr. A was gung ho about his new job.
A先生对他的新工作非常卖力。

Head and shoulders above: far superior to 远远高出；大大胜过，远远超过,鹤立鸡群

To hit the nail on the head: to be right 说得中肯，一针见血；做得恰到好处，击中要害

To be on thin ice with someone: to be in a dangerous situation; to be temporarily on sb’s bad side 如履薄冰地，处于危险境地

To pay sb a compliment: to give someone a compliment; to offer sb an admiring comment 赞扬某人

Shake in one’s shoes: to tremble with fear; to be afraid 吓得发抖

Way to go: good work! 做得好!