The idiom "take a cue from" means to observe or learn something from someone else's behavior, especially when the behavior is successful or effective. It can also mean to imitate or emulate someone else's behavior.

The idiom "next of kin" refers to a person or people who are the closest relatives to someone who has passed away, usually in order of proximity. It can also refer to someone who is appointed to take care of someone else's affairs if they cannot do it themselves.

"Home is where the heart is" is an idiom that means that a person's family or loved ones are more important to them than any other place in the world. It suggests that people feel most comfortable and happy when they are surrounded by those who care for them.

The idiom "live at rack and manager" means to live the life of luxury or to live the high life, characterized by excessive indulgence and extravagance.

The idiom "give hell" is used to express anger or frustration towards someone. It's a strong expression that conveys intense displeasure and can be used as a threat or warning.