📔 Cut the mustard



📋Meaning
  To meet acceptable standards.



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🗣 Unless you raise the stair treads up, this project won’t cut the mustard. 

🗣 "I didn't cut the mustard as a hockey player"
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📔 Better late than never



📋Meaning
  It is better to be late than to never arrive or never complete a task.


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🗣 "it took them the majority of the campaign to come to that conclusion, but better late than never"

🗣 It's been a long time coming but better late than never. 
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📔 Beat around the bush



📋Meaning
  To avoid the difficult part of the conversation.



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🗣 Quit beating around the bush.
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📔 At the drop of a hat (part of a sentence)



📋Meaning
  To do something without any hesitation.


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🗣 If Tara hears her favorite song, she’ll belt out the lyrics at the drop of a hat.
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📔 Add insult to injury (part of a sentence)



📋Meaning
  To add another bad situation on top of an existing one.


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🗣 To add insult to injury, it started to rain after I locked my keys in my car.
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📔 steady as she goes



📋Meaning
  Describing an activity or situation that is progressing in a stable manner. This nautical phrase was originally used in reference to a ship that was sailing steadily. (Ships were traditionally referred to as female.)


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🗣 A: "How's your new business coming along?" B: "Steady as she goes! We expect to break even the first year before we start making a profit."

🗣  In the midst of all this social upheaval, I hope our government can maintain a steady-as-she-goes approach.
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"I'm feeling a little peckish" - what does it mean?
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English idiom - “it’s your funeral” ⚰️

Said to warn someone that they are about to make a bad decision, and if something goes wrong, they will face the consequences alone.

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What do you mean "the cat's pyjamas"!?
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When you skip English lessons 😂 (part 18)
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Let's Burst Your Bubble! 😉
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Do you have this idiom in your language “Take a rain check”? If so let us know how you say it in the comments!
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When you skip English lessons 😂 (part 16)
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