would have killed someone (phrase)
/wʊd hæv kɪld ˈsʌmwʌn/

to be very angry at someone

break down and cry (phrase)
/breɪk daʊn ænd kraɪ/

to become very bad and make people cry

bang out (phrasal verb)
/bæŋ aʊt/

to do quickly

When in Rome (idiom)
/wɛn ɪn roʊm/

behaving the same way as a certain group of people

round the clock (phrase)
/raʊnd ðə klɑk/

all the time

lose track of time (phrase)
/luz træk əv taɪm/

to forget what time it is

game over (idiom)
/ɡeɪm ˈoʊvər/

the end

get hitched (phrase)
/ɡɛt hɪtʃt/

to mean get married

flip out (phrasal verb)
/flɪp aʊt/

to become very angry, excited, or unable to think clearly

tying the knot (idiom)
/taɪŋ ðə nɑt/

to get married