Idioms with 'S'

__ -savvy: knowledgeable about ___ .
"If you're having problems with your hard disk, talk to Jim. He's very computer-savvy. "

Schmooze: make relaxed, casual conversation.
"No, we weren't talking about anything important. We were just schmoozing."

Shoot the breeze: make relaxed, casual conversation.
"No, we weren't talking about anything important. We were just shooting the breeze."



Sleep on it: take at least a day to think about something before making a decision.
"The job that you're offering me sounds really good, but I'd like
to sleep on it before giving you my final decision."

A snap: something that's very easy to do.
Sandra: "Is your job difficult?"
James: "No, actually it's a snap. In fact, it's so easy that it's a little bit boring."

Someone's made his/her own bed; now let him/her lie in it.: Someone has caused his/her own problems; he/she will have to solve them himself/herself.
Karen: Jim upset everyone when he got angry at the meeting. Can we do anything to make the situation better?
Edward: No. He's made his own bed; now let him lie in it."

Sooner or later: eventually.
"You've been working too hard for too long. If you don't relax a little, sooner or later you're going to get sick."

Sort of: rather; somewhat.
"I think I'll lie down. I feel sort of dizzy."

So-so: fair; not particularly good.
Kim: "How're you doing?"
Carl: "So-so. I've been better, but I've also been worse."

State of the art: using the latest technology.
"The company is very proud of the equipment in its computer room. It's state of the art."

Step on it!: Hurry up!
"Step on it! The taxi will be here at any time and you're not even dressed!"