A dime a dozen tiqilib yotibdi, bir tiyinga qimmat New York camera stores are a dime a dozen Plsatic toys like this are a dime a dozen a walk in the park

Jumpingoff the point (jump ingoff the place) biror narsani boshlash uchun boshlang'ich joy, maskan, nuqta.

3. 
   The local library is a good jump ingoffpoint foryour research.
   
4. 
   Tashkent is the best jumpingoff point for people who are hungerfor education.
   

Just a stone's throw away (from something) (fig) bir qadam narida, yaqinda.

3. 
   Just a stone's throw away is the CityArt Gallery.
   
4. 
   The local library is just a stone's throw away from here.
   

Just one’s cup of tea (fig) aynan biror kishiga mos keladigan.
1. This spy novel is just my cup of tea.


Keep a tight rein on (fig) qat tiq nazorat qilmoq, nazorat osti ga olmoq.

1. 
   Learn to keep a tight rein on expenditure. Otherwise, you will have fmancial problem.
   
2. 
   Sue keeps a tight rein on her chil dren because she is afraid that they will be unruly.
   

Keep an ear on the ground (fig) aniqlamoq, xabardor bo'lib turmoq.

1. 
   I do not know of any jobs in my firm at the moment, but I will keep my ear to the ground and let you know.
   
2. 
   John kept his ear on the ground, hoping to find out about new ideas in computer.
   

Keep body and soul together (fig) yashamoq, kun ko'rmoq, zo'rg'a kun kechirmoq (topgan puli ustibosh va qoringa yetmoq).

1. 
   I hardly have enough money to keep body and soul together.
   
2. 
   How the old man was able to keep body and soul together is be yond me.
   

Keep in good with someone biror kishi bilan yaxshi aloqada bo'lmoq, muomalada bo'lmoq.
1.1 always try to keep in good with my relatives.
2. It is also good to keep in good with the teacher.
Keep in touch (with someone, something) (fig) halihamon aloqada, muomalada bo'lmoq, aloqalarni davom ettirmoq.

1. 
   After my neighbor moved, we still kept in touch.
   
2. 
   I try to keep in touch with my cousins.