English - United States
fall into place
fall into place
Become clear or organized naturally.
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English - United States
fast track
fast track
A quicker path to progress or promotion.
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fat chance
fat chance
Very little or no chance.
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feather in your cap
feather in your cap
An achievement to be proud of.
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feel blue
feel blue
Feel sad.
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feel the pinch
feel the pinch
Experience financial pressure or shortage.
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fight fire with fire
fight fire with fire
Use the same type of method against an opponent.
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fill the bill
fill the bill
Meet the need or requirement.
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find common ground
find common ground
Find shared agreement or interest.
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finger in every pie
finger in every pie
Involved in many activities or areas.
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first things first
first things first
Important matters should be handled before less important ones.
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fish in troubled waters
fish in troubled waters
Take advantage of a confused or difficult situation.
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flash in the pan
flash in the pan
A brief success that does not last.
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fly by night
fly by night
Unreliable or temporary.
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fly off the handle
fly off the handle
Become angry suddenly.
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follow suit
follow suit
Do the same thing others have done.
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fool's errand
fool's errand
A pointless or impossible task.
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foot the bill
foot the bill
Pay the cost.
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