English - United States
vote with your feet
vote with your feet
Show your opinion by leaving or choosing elsewhere.
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English - United States
walk on eggshells
walk on eggshells
Act very carefully to avoid upsetting someone.
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water under the bridge
water under the bridge
A past problem that is no longer important.
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wear thin
wear thin
Become weaker, less convincing, or less patient over time.
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we will cross that bridge when we come to it
we will cross that bridge when we come to it
Deal with a problem only when it actually happens.
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when pigs fly
when pigs fly
Something will almost certainly never happen.
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where there is smoke, there is fire
where there is smoke, there is fire
Signs of a problem may point to a real issue.
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wild goose chase
wild goose chase
A search or effort that is pointless or unlikely to succeed.
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without a hitch
without a hitch
Without any problems.
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word of mouth
word of mouth
Information spread by people telling each other.
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work wonders
work wonders
Produce very good results.
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worth its weight in gold
worth its weight in gold
Extremely useful or valuable.
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wrap your head around
wrap your head around
Understand something difficult or surprising.
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you can say that again
you can say that again
Strong agreement with what was just said.
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chase rainbows
chase rainbows
Pursue unrealistic goals.
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clean as a whistle
clean as a whistle
Very clean or free from blame.
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clear the air
clear the air
Remove tension or confusion through honest conversation.
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close but no cigar
close but no cigar
Almost successful, but not quite.
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