The idiom "put cards on the table" means to reveal or disclose information, especially something that was previously hidden or kept secret. It can also mean to make a proposal or offer, or to expose one's true intentions or motivations.

The idiom "all in a day's work" means that something can be done or accomplished easily and efficiently within a regular working day. It implies that the task is not particularly challenging or difficult, and it can be completed in a short amount of time.

The idiom "drop dead" means to die immediately, suddenly, or unexpectedly. It's often used to express surprise or shock at someone's death, especially if it's sudden and unexpected.

The idiom "cut corners" means to take shortcuts, usually by sacrificing quality or skipping necessary steps in order to save time or effort. This can also refer to taking a cheaper or less expensive option, even if it may not be the best choice.

The idiom "curiosity killed the cat" is a figurative expression that means an innocent person or thing may be harmed because someone has become too curious or inquisitive about it.