Advanced Deck 1
Total: 20 cards
go down in flames
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to fail spectacularly; to be utterly ruined or wrecked
not one’s cup of tea
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something a person has no interest in, don't enjoy, or don't do well in
move up in the world
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to be more successful or have a better situation in life
be like oil and water
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to be very different from each other
hold someone or something at bay / keep someone or something at bay
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to prevent someone or something from coming too close or attacking
lose one's touch
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to be unable to do something as well as before; to have less skill or ability
out of one's hands
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not within someone's control or responsibility
in hot water
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in a bad situation or serious trouble
get something straight / set something straight
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to have a clear understanding about something by ensuring that all of the details related to it are correct or accurate
be a happy camper
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to be cheerful, satisfied, or content with their situation
every cloud has a silver lining
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every unpleasant or difficult situation has some good that comes from it
second wind
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a renewed energy after a period of fatigue
beg the question
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said during a situation where something obvious should be asked or brought to attention
the pot calling the kettle black
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suggests that a person should not criticize someone else for a fault they also commit
the gloves are off
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when people start to fight or compete aggressively and without hesitation
flavor of the month
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the most popular person or thing for a short time
bridge the gap
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to reduce the difference that exists between two or more people or things
get one's act together
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to become well organized or prepared in order to do things in an effective way
to say the least
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to put it mildly; plainly or without exaggeration
put words in or into someone's mouth
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to suggest that someone meant something when they were saying something totally different
