English - United States
fall flat
fall flat
Fail to produce the intended effect.
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fall through the cracks
fall through the cracks
Be missed or neglected by a system or group.
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far cry from
far cry from
Very different from something else.
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few and far between
few and far between
Rare and not often found.
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find your feet
find your feet
Become comfortable or confident in a new situation.
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fit as a fiddle
fit as a fiddle
Very healthy and strong.
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food for thought
food for thought
An idea worth thinking about carefully.
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for the record
for the record
Said so something is clearly stated or remembered.
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fortune favors the brave
fortune favors the brave
People who act with courage are more likely to succeed.
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from the frying pan into the fire
from the frying pan into the fire
Move from one bad situation to a worse one.
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get a foot in the door
get a foot in the door
Get a first opportunity that may lead to more.
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get a grip
get a grip
Control your emotions or understand the situation.
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get cold feet
get cold feet
Become nervous and hesitate before doing something.
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get out of hand
get out of hand
Become difficult to control.
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get the ball rolling
get the ball rolling
Start a process or activity.
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get the picture
get the picture
Understand the situation.
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get the short end of the stick
get the short end of the stick
Receive the worse part of a deal or situation.
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get wind of
get wind of
Hear about something, often indirectly.
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