Italian idioms

"Call it a wrath of God."

"Being in the light."

"Believing oneself to be the only rooster in the henhouse."

"Defend with teeth."

"It's as easy as drinking a glass of water."

"Being on horseback."

"Know the mood of the beast."

"Believing himself to be the son of the white hen."

"Give the sheep to guard the wolf."

"Out of the blue."

"Sleep like a rock."

"And not a percent of him is happy."

"It's the usual chant."

"Getting involved."

"Like the cat and boiled water."

"Know your sheep. well"

"Correre alla pot."

"Believing oneself to be the center of the universe."

"Give butter to someone."

"Give hay to the goose."

"Go into hiding."

"Low class."

"Sleeping at the hotel of the moon."

"Sleeping like a bear."

"Last from morning to evening."

"Last the space of one morning."

"It's the bird's song."

"It's the congregation of Saint Andrew: the desire has passed and the idea remains."

"He is more of a beast than a Christian."

"It's easier to advise than to do."

"Command by the wand."

"Like the devil and holy water."

"Let's start by saying A."

"With these moonlights ..."

"Count as the two of cups."

"Convinced but not defeated."

"Running the leapfrog."

"Believing in flying donkeys."

"Believing oneself to be an eternal father."

"We know the man from his clothes."

"Turn your brain."

"Drop a cork ship."

"Give a blow to the circle and one to the barrel."

"Give a finger and get an arm."

"Shooting yourself in the foot."

"Said, done."

"Disintegrate in tears."

"Dividing the wheat from the tares."

"Sleeping like a dormouse."

"Being in seventh heaven]."