English - United States
ring true
ring true
Sound believable or genuine.
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English - United States
rise to the occasion
rise to the occasion
Perform well when challenged.
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rock bottom
rock bottom
The lowest possible point.
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rock the boat
rock the boat
Cause trouble in a stable situation.
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roll out the red carpet
roll out the red carpet
Give someone special welcome or treatment.
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rough around the edges
rough around the edges
Not polished, but still useful or promising.
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rub salt in the wound
rub salt in the wound
Make someone's pain or embarrassment worse.
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save face
save face
Avoid shame or public embarrassment.
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say the word
say the word
Give a signal or request so action can begin.
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second nature
second nature
So familiar that it feels automatic.
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see red
see red
Become very angry.
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sell short
sell short
Underestimate someone's value or ability.
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send packing
send packing
Dismiss or send someone away.
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serve notice
serve notice
Warn clearly that action or change is coming.
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set the record straight
set the record straight
Correct false or unclear information.
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shake a leg
shake a leg
Hurry up or start moving.
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shot in the dark
shot in the dark
A guess or attempt with little information.
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show true colors
show true colors
Reveal real character or intentions.
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