English - United States
have a lot on your plate
have a lot on your plate
Have many responsibilities or problems at once.
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have a second thought
have a second thought
Reconsider something after initially deciding.
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have your hands full
have your hands full
Be very busy or dealing with many demands.
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heart in the right place
heart in the right place
Having good intentions even if results are imperfect.
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hear through the grapevine
hear through the grapevine
Learn information through informal conversation.
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hit the ground running
hit the ground running
Begin something with energy and effectiveness.
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hit the jackpot
hit the jackpot
Achieve a big success or lucky result.
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hit the nail on the head
hit the nail on the head
Describe or solve something exactly correctly.
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hit the sack
hit the sack
Go to bed or sleep.
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hold your horses
hold your horses
Wait and do not rush.
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hold your tongue
hold your tongue
Stay silent instead of speaking.
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honesty is the best policy
honesty is the best policy
Telling the truth is usually the wisest choice.
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if it ain't broke, don't fix it
if it ain't broke, don't fix it
Do not change something that already works.
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in a bind
in a bind
In a difficult situation.
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in a league of your own
in a league of your own
Much better or different than others.
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in a nutshell
in a nutshell
Said briefly and simply.
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in good hands
in good hands
Being cared for by someone capable.
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in hot water
in hot water
In trouble.
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