English - United States
meet halfway
meet halfway
Compromise with another person.
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miss the boat
miss the boat
Miss an opportunity.
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necessity is the mother of invention
necessity is the mother of invention
Need often leads people to create solutions.
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no hard feelings
no hard feelings
No anger remains after a disagreement.
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no pain, no gain
no pain, no gain
Improvement often requires effort or discomfort.
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no strings attached
no strings attached
Without hidden conditions or obligations.
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not a chance
not a chance
Something is very unlikely or impossible.
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not my cup of tea
not my cup of tea
Not something someone likes or prefers.
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off chance
off chance
A small possibility.
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off the beaten path
off the beaten path
Away from the usual route or common choice.
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off the hook
off the hook
No longer responsible or in trouble.
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old habits die hard
old habits die hard
Long-standing habits are difficult to change.
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on a roll
on a roll
Experiencing repeated success or good progress.
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on ball
on ball
Alert, capable, and performing well.
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on cloud nine
on cloud nine
Extremely happy.
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on edge
on edge
Nervous or tense.
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on same page
on same page
Sharing the same understanding or plan.
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on thin ice
on thin ice
In a risky or delicate situation.
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