English - United States
in plain sight
in plain sight
Easy to see, though perhaps unnoticed.
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in the bag
in the bag
Almost certain to succeed.
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in the dark
in the dark
Not knowing important information.
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in the long run
in the long run
Over a long period of time.
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in the nick of time
in the nick of time
Just before it is too late.
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in the red
in the red
Losing money or owing money.
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it takes two to tango
it takes two to tango
Some situations require responsibility or action from both sides.
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jump on the bandwagon
jump on the bandwagon
Join something because it is popular.
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jump the gun
jump the gun
Start too early before the right time.
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keep an eye on
keep an eye on
Watch something carefully.
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keep tabs on
keep tabs on
Monitor someone or something regularly.
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keep the lid on
keep the lid on
Keep something secret or controlled.
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keep your chin up
keep your chin up
Stay hopeful during difficulty.
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keep your cool
keep your cool
Stay calm under pressure.
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kick the bucket
kick the bucket
Die.
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kill two birds with one stone
kill two birds with one stone
Solve two problems with one action.
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know the ropes
know the ropes
Understand how something works.
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knowledge is power
knowledge is power
Information and learning create strength or advantage.
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