English - United States
knock it out of the park
knock it out of the park
Do something extremely well.
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know inside out
know inside out
Know something completely.
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lay cards on the table
lay cards on the table
Speak openly and honestly.
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lay down the law
lay down the law
State rules firmly.
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learn by heart
learn by heart
Memorize completely.
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leave high and dry
leave high and dry
Abandon someone without help.
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left holding the bag
left holding the bag
Left responsible for a problem caused by others.
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lend an ear
lend an ear
Listen sympathetically.
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let bygones be bygones
let bygones be bygones
Forgive past disagreements and move on.
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life of the party
life of the party
A lively person who makes gatherings enjoyable.
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like clockwork
like clockwork
Very regularly and reliably.
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line in the sand
line in the sand
A firm limit that must not be crossed.
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live wire
live wire
A very energetic or lively person.
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lock horns
lock horns
Argue or compete strongly.
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long in the tooth
long in the tooth
Old or past the usual age for something.
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look alive
look alive
Pay attention and act quickly.
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look the other way
look the other way
Pretend not to notice something wrong.
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loose cannon
loose cannon
A person who acts unpredictably and may cause harm.
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