“Eat humble pie”
To admit that you were wrong.
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“Eat humble pie”
To admit that you were wrong.
“Move the goalposts”
To change the rules or requirements unfairly.
“In full swing”
Happening with full activity and energy.
“In deep water”
In serious trouble.
“Go the whole hog”
To do something completely, not partly.
“Cast a wide net”
To search or try broadly.
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“Miss the boat”
To miss an opportunity.
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“A smooth ride”
An easy and trouble-free experience.
“Hang by a thread”
To be in a very uncertain or dangerous situation.
“Give or take”
Approximately; plus or minus.
“A tough act to follow”
Someone or something that is hard to match or replace.
“For a song”
For a very low price.
“Earn your stripes”
To prove your ability through hard work.
“At a glance”
After a quick look.
“Crash course”
A short and intensive course.
“Tighten your belt”
To spend less money than before.
“End of the line”
The point where something cannot continue.
“Cut both ways”
To have both positive and negative effects.
“Brace yourself”
Prepare yourself for something difficult or unpleasant.
“Fill someone’s shoes”
To take over someone’s role or responsibilities.
“Find your feet”
To become comfortable in a new situation.
“On the ball”
Alert, quick to understand, and able to react well.
“Make a mountain out of a molehill”
To make a small problem seem much bigger than it is.
“Fly under the radar”
To avoid attention or notice.
“Draw a blank”
To fail to remember or find an answer.