English - United States
pressed for time
pressed for time
Having very little time available.
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pull someone's leg
pull someone's leg
Tease or joke with someone.
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pull the plug
pull the plug
Stop or cancel something.
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pull yourself together
pull yourself together
Regain control of your emotions or behavior.
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put something on the back burner
put something on the back burner
Delay something so other priorities can come first.
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put two and two together
put two and two together
Understand the truth from available clues.
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put your best foot forward
put your best foot forward
Make your best effort and impression.
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put your finger on it
put your finger on it
Identify exactly what is wrong or important.
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raise the bar
raise the bar
Set a higher standard.
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read between the lines
read between the lines
Understand the hidden meaning.
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right under your nose
right under your nose
Very close and easy to notice.
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ring a bell
ring a bell
Sound familiar or remind someone of something.
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roll with the punches
roll with the punches
Adapt to difficulties as they happen.
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Rome was not built in a day
Rome was not built in a day
Important work takes time.
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run in circles
run in circles
Work hard without making real progress.
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run out of steam
run out of steam
Lose energy or momentum.
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save for a rainy day
save for a rainy day
Keep money or resources for future trouble.
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see eye to eye
see eye to eye
Agree with someone.
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