English - United States
get your act together
get your act together
Organize yourself and behave more effectively.
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English - United States
get your act together
Organize yourself and behave more effectively.
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give a hand
Help someone.
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give someone the benefit of the doubt
Assume someone may be honest or right until proven otherwise.
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give the green light
Give permission for something to begin.
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go back to the drawing board
Start again because the first plan failed.
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go down in flames
Fail in a dramatic or obvious way.
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go hand in hand
Happen together or be closely connected.
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go off the rails
Stop following the correct or expected path.
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go the distance
Continue until the end or until success is reached.
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go the extra mile
Do more than what is required.
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good as gold
Well behaved, dependable, or very valuable.
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good things come to those who wait
Patience can bring worthwhile results.
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great minds think alike
People with good ideas may reach the same thought.
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grease the wheels
Make a process easier or smoother.
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hang in there
Continue despite difficulty.
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hands are tied
Unable to act because of rules or limits.
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hard pill to swallow
A difficult fact or result to accept.
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haste makes waste
Rushing often leads to mistakes.
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