Meaning: out of nowhere or unexpectedly. Something that happens without anyone having prior knowledge of it.

Example Sentences:
1.- Out of the blue, a deer came in front of my car.
2.- Then, out of the blue Maggie arrived.

Meaning: deliberately overlook. To intentionally ignore something.

Example Sentences:
1.- As a police officer, you cannot turn a blind eye to any of the illegal activities around you.
2.- The principal decided to turn a blind eye to the student’s misconduct this time with a hope that they won’t do it again.

Meaning: to be excessive. To be unreasonable. If one says something is a bit much, that person thinks that it is not fair or that it is more than one can deal with.

Example Sentences:
1.- The concept and story was a bit much for me to understand everything clearly. That is why I did not invest with this company.
2.- When writing an article make sure that the language you use is not a bit much for your audience.

Meaning: to give someone a harsh scolding. To give someone a bad time

Example Sentences:
1.- That office gives hell to its employees because the boss is mean guy.
2.- I have been through hell in that place. There is no way that you will be able to make me go back there.