English - United States
he who hesitates is lost
he who hesitates is lost
Delay can cause a missed opportunity.
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English - United States
he who hesitates is lost
Delay can cause a missed opportunity.
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it goes without saying
It is obvious and does not need to be said.
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hope for the best and prepare for the worst
Be optimistic but ready for difficulty.
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it is not rocket science
It is not very difficult to understand.
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if the shoe fits, wear it
Accept criticism if it truly applies to you.
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jack of all trades
A person who can do many different kinds of work.
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jog your memory
Help someone remember something.
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jump through hoops
Do many difficult or unnecessary steps to satisfy requirements.
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just around the corner
Coming very soon.
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just what the doctor ordered
Exactly what is needed.
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keep a straight face
Avoid laughing or showing emotion.
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keep at bay
Prevent something from coming close or becoming a problem.
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keep cards close to your chest
Keep plans or information secret.
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keep nose to the grindstone
Work hard and steadily.
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keep your ear to the ground
Stay alert for news or changes.
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keep your options open
Avoid limiting future choices.
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kick into high gear
Start working faster or more intensely.
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kick the can down the road
Delay dealing with a problem.
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