English - United States
down the line
down the line
At a later time or further along in a process.
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down to earth
down to earth
Practical, realistic, and humble.
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draw a blank
draw a blank
Fail to remember or think of something.
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draw first blood
draw first blood
Make the first successful move in a contest or argument.
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draw the line
draw the line
Set a firm limit on what is acceptable.
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dressed to the nines
dressed to the nines
Dressed very elegantly or formally.
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drive someone up the wall
drive someone up the wall
Annoy or irritate someone very much.
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drop in the ocean
drop in the ocean
A very small amount compared with what is needed.
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drop the ball
drop the ball
Make a mistake or fail to do your responsibility.
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duck soup
duck soup
Something very easy to do.
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easy come, easy go
easy come, easy go
Something gained easily may be lost easily.
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easier said than done
easier said than done
Something sounds simple but is hard to do.
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elbow grease
elbow grease
Hard physical or practical effort.
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elephant in the room
elephant in the room
An obvious problem that people avoid discussing.
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end of the road
end of the road
The final point where something cannot continue.
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every cloud has a silver lining
every cloud has a silver lining
Every difficult situation may include something hopeful.
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every now and then
every now and then
Occasionally, but not often.
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face the music
face the music
Accept the consequences of your actions.
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