English - United States
lose your cool
lose your cool
Become angry or lose self-control.
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English - United States
lose your cool
Become angry or lose self-control.
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make a beeline
Go directly toward something.
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make a clean break
Separate completely from a person, habit, or situation.
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make a killing
Make a large profit.
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make a name for yourself
Become known or respected.
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make headway
Make progress.
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make light of
Treat something serious as if it is not important.
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make or break
Cause either success or failure.
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make room
Create space or opportunity for something.
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mean business
Be serious and determined.
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miss the mark
Fail to achieve the intended result.
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move heaven and earth
Make every possible effort.
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mum's the word
Keep this information secret.
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Achilles heel
A hidden weakness that can cause failure.
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acid test
A decisive test that proves whether something works or is true.
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add up
Make sense or match the facts.
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ahead of time
Earlier than expected or before a deadline.
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air dirty laundry
Discuss private problems in public.
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