The Most Common English Idiom
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A blessing in disguise
Meaning:
a good thing that seemed bad at first
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A dime a dozen
Meaning:
Something common
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Beat around the bush
Meaning:
To speak in a roundabout way in order to avoid confronting an unpleasant topic
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Better late than never
Meaning:
It implies that a belated achievement is better than not reaching a goal at all.
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Bite the bullet
Meaning:
To get something over with because it is inevitable
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Break a leg
Meaning:
Good luck
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Call it a day
Meaning:
Stop working on something
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Cut somebody some slack
Meaning:
Don't be so critical
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Cutting corners
Meaning:
Doing something poorly in order to save time or money
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Easy does it
Meaning:
Slow down
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Get out of hand
Meaning:
Get out of control
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Get something out of your system
Meaning:
Do the thing you've been wanting to do so you can move on
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Get your act together
Meaning:
Work better or leave
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Give someone the benefit of the doubt
Meaning:
Trust what someone says
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Go back to the drawing board
Meaning:
Start over
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Hang in there
Meaning:
Don't give up
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Hang in there
Meaning:
Don't give up
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