The idiom for this week is “you name it”, and it is used when we are listing many things. Instead of continuing to add more things to the list, we simply say “you name it”. So it has the meaning of: anything you can think of could be added to this list. For example:
I can do everything with my iPhone: surf the Internet, send emails, play games, take pictures, you name it.
There are many kinds of restaurants in the downtown area: Korean, Thai, Mexican, Japanese, you name it.
They sell everything at this store: clothes, food, furniture, stationery, you name it.
My friend has traveled all over the world. He’s been to France, Brazil, Australia, China, you name it.
So, as you can see, we always put this expression at the end of the sentence in which we are listing examples of something.
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