English - United States
once and for all
once and for all
Finally and completely.
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once in a blue moon
once in a blue moon
Very rarely.
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one step at a time
one step at a time
Progress made through small steady actions.
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open secret
open secret
Something officially hidden but widely known.
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out of line
out of line
Improper or unacceptable.
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out of the blue
out of the blue
Unexpectedly.
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out of touch
out of touch
Not aware of current reality or feelings.
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over the moon
over the moon
Very happy and excited.
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over the top
over the top
Too extreme or excessive.
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pass the buck
pass the buck
Shift responsibility to someone else.
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pay through the nose
pay through the nose
Pay too much money.
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penny for your thoughts
penny for your thoughts
A way of asking what someone is thinking.
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piece of work
piece of work
A difficult, unusual, or unpleasant person.
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play devil's advocate
play devil's advocate
Argue the opposite side to test an idea.
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play it by ear
play it by ear
Decide what to do as the situation develops.
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play your cards right
play your cards right
Act wisely to improve your chance of success.
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point blank
point blank
Directly and plainly.
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practice makes perfect
practice makes perfect
Repeating a skill improves performance.
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