English - United States
caught in the crossfire
caught in the crossfire
Hurt or affected by a conflict between others.
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chalk it up to experience
chalk it up to experience
Treat a mistake as something learned from.
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cheap shot
cheap shot
An unfair criticism or attack.
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chip on your shoulder
chip on your shoulder
A resentful attitude caused by feeling wronged.
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clear as mud
clear as mud
Very confusing or not clear at all.
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close call
close call
A narrow escape from danger or failure.
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cloud on the horizon
cloud on the horizon
A sign that trouble may be coming.
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come a cropper
come a cropper
Fail badly or suddenly.
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come full circle
come full circle
Return to the original position or situation.
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come in handy
come in handy
Be useful at the right time.
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come to a head
come to a head
Reach a crisis or decisive point.
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cool as a cucumber
cool as a cucumber
Calm even under pressure.
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corner the market
corner the market
Gain strong control over a market or opportunity.
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cover your tracks
cover your tracks
Hide evidence of what you have done.
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crack the code
crack the code
Solve a difficult problem or understand a hidden pattern.
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crack under pressure
crack under pressure
Fail or lose control because of stress.
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cramp someone's style
cramp someone's style
Limit someone's freedom or preferred way of acting.
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cross your fingers
cross your fingers
Hope for good luck.
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