English - United States
through thick and thin
through thick and thin
Through good times and bad times.
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English - United States
throw in the towel
throw in the towel
Give up or stop trying.
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tight spot
tight spot
A difficult or awkward situation.
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tighten your belt
tighten your belt
Spend less money.
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time flies
time flies
Time seems to pass quickly.
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toe the line
toe the line
Follow rules or expectations.
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too many cooks spoil the broth
too many cooks spoil the broth
Too many people controlling a task can make it worse.
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touch base
touch base
Make brief contact or check in.
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turn a blind eye
turn a blind eye
Pretend not to notice something wrong.
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turn the tables
turn the tables
Reverse a situation to gain advantage.
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twist someone's arm
twist someone's arm
Persuade someone strongly.
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two heads are better than one
two heads are better than one
Two people can solve a problem better than one.
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under the weather
under the weather
Feeling ill.
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under wraps
under wraps
Kept secret.
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under your nose
under your nose
Very close but unnoticed.
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up for grabs
up for grabs
Available to anyone who can claim it.
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up in the air
up in the air
Uncertain or undecided.
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up to speed
up to speed
Fully informed or working at the needed level.
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