Body idioms

Here are the body idioms and their definitions:

• Have a bone to pick with someone: To ​want to ​talk to someone about something ​annoying they have done.
• Have an eye on someone: To watch or give your attention to someone.
• Not have a leg to stand on: To be in a situation in which you can't prove something
• Break someone's heart: Cause severe emotional pain or grief.
• Stab someone in the back: A betrayal of trust, an act of treachery.
• Frame of mind: The mood that someone is in, which influences their attitudes or feelings.