English - United States
cross that bridge when you come to it
cross that bridge when you come to it
Deal with a problem only when it actually happens.
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English - United States
cry wolf
cry wolf
Give a false warning so often that people stop believing you.
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cut both ways
cut both ways
Have both positive and negative effects.
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cut from the same cloth
cut from the same cloth
Very similar in character or behavior.
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cut the mustard
cut the mustard
Meet the required standard.
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dance to someone's tune
dance to someone's tune
Do what someone else wants or controls.
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dead as a doornail
dead as a doornail
Completely dead, finished, or inactive.
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dead giveaway
dead giveaway
A clear sign that reveals the truth.
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deep pockets
deep pockets
Plenty of money or financial resources.
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diamond in the rough
diamond in the rough
Someone or something with hidden quality or potential.
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different kettle of fish
different kettle of fish
A completely different matter or situation.
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dirty work
dirty work
Unpleasant or dishonest work.
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divide and conquer
divide and conquer
Gain control by separating opponents or tasks.
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dodge a bullet
dodge a bullet
Avoid a serious problem or danger.
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do not lose sleep over it
do not lose sleep over it
Do not worry too much about something.
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do not rock the boat
do not rock the boat
Avoid causing trouble in a stable situation.
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do not sweat it
do not sweat it
Do not worry about it.
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down for the count
down for the count
Defeated or unable to continue.
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