English - United States
come clean
come clean
Tell the truth after hiding something.
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come rain or shine
come rain or shine
No matter what happens.
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come to terms with
come to terms with
Accept a difficult reality.
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cost an arm and a leg
cost an arm and a leg
Cost a lot of money.
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crunch time
crunch time
A short period when important work must be completed.
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cry over spilled milk
cry over spilled milk
Worry about something that has already happened and cannot be changed.
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curiosity killed the cat
curiosity killed the cat
Being too curious can cause trouble.
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cut and dried
cut and dried
Already decided or settled.
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cut corners
cut corners
Do something cheaply or carelessly by skipping steps.
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cut no ice
cut no ice
Have no influence or effect.
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cut to the chase
cut to the chase
Get to the important point quickly.
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dark horse
dark horse
A person with hidden ability who may unexpectedly succeed.
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day in and day out
day in and day out
Happening every day without change.
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dead end
dead end
A situation with no useful way forward.
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devil is in the details
devil is in the details
Small details can cause large problems.
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dig in your heels
dig in your heels
Refuse to change your opinion or position.
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do the trick
do the trick
Solve the problem or achieve the needed result.
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do not bite the hand that feeds you
do not bite the hand that feeds you
Do not harm someone who helps or supports you.
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