English - United States
down to the wire
down to the wire
Continuing until the last possible moment.
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English - United States
drag your feet
drag your feet
Delay action or move slowly on purpose.
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draw the short straw
draw the short straw
Get the least desirable task or result.
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dressed down
dressed down
Scolded or criticized strongly.
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drive a hard bargain
drive a hard bargain
Negotiate firmly to get a good deal.
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drop a hint
drop a hint
Suggest something indirectly.
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eager beaver
eager beaver
A person who is very enthusiastic and hardworking.
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early bird catches the worm
early bird catches the worm
People who act early often get the best opportunities.
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easy does it
easy does it
Move carefully and slowly.
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eat crow
eat crow
Admit being wrong and accept embarrassment.
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eat your heart out
eat your heart out
Said playfully when someone should be jealous.
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eat your words
eat your words
Admit that something you said was wrong.
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edge out
edge out
Win by a small margin.
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every trick in the book
every trick in the book
Every possible method or tactic.
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eye for an eye
eye for an eye
Punishment equal to the harm done.
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eyes bigger than your stomach
eyes bigger than your stomach
Wanting more food or opportunity than you can handle.
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fair and square
fair and square
Honestly and according to the rules.
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fall apart
fall apart
Stop working or lose emotional control.
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