Advanced Deck 2
Total: 20 cards
take the words out of someone's mouth
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to agree to or say exactly what someone else was thinking
take someone to the cleaners
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to get a lot of money from someone, usually by cheating them
come hell or high water
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despite any trouble or difficulty
do not bat an eye
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to not show any emotional response to a particular situation
put your money where your mouth is
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to prove or support something by actions and not just by words
go in one ear and out the other
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to easily forget or dismiss what has been said
give the green light
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to express or give official approval for something to be done
have bigger fish to fry
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to have something more important to do or attend to
cut corners
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to do something in the fastest and easiest way possible, often by breaking or ignoring rules
on the fence
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undecided or uncertain about something
scare the pants off someone
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to make someone extremely scared or frightened
cool as a cucumber
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calm and relaxed, especially in a tense or difficult situation
feast or famine
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to always have one of the extremes; too much or too little of something
get a handle on / have a handle on
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to understand someone or something well and be able to deal with it
a method in one’s madness
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a person or action that seems foolish but is actually clever
throw up one’s hands
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to give up; to express frustration, anger, or exasperation
throw one's hat in or into the ring
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to announce one's intention of joining a competition or election
stick to one's guns
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to refuse to change one's opinion, belief, or perspective
wave of the future
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something that will become popular, trendy, or influential in the future
nip something in the bud
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to stop, cease, or prevent something at the beginning or in an early phase before it becomes too difficult or unmanageable
