Idiom: save the day

save the day

Meaning: If you save the day, you do something to ensure success or to solve a serious problem.
For example:

• It looked like we were going to lose the game, but Ronaldo saved the day by kicking two late goals.
  
• Then a guy rides in on a white horse and saves the day by killing the bad guys and rescuing the girl.

Source: http://www.englishclub.com/ref/esl/Idioms/S/save_the_day_112.htm

Thank you so much,
Your English Teacher,


Darwoto, S.Pd.

Idiom: set the world on fire

set the world on fire 

Meaning: If you set the world on fire, you do something that creates a lot of excitment and makes you famous.

For example:

• Bob Marley took Jamaican reggae music and set the world on fire with it.
  
• Our drama group's first production didn't exactly set the world on fire, but we learnt a lot while doing it.
  

Note: This idiom is often used in the negative, as in "he didn't set the world on fire with..." 

Source: http://www.englishclub.com/ref/idiom-of-the-day.php

Thank you so much, 

Your English Teacher, 

Darwoto, S.Pd.