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Kick Ass idiom meaning in english

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    Kick Ass meaning strong, powerful and violent. Example - Undertaker is kick ass in WWE ring.

    Kick Ass meaning strong, powerful and violent.

    Example – Undertaker is kick ass in WWE ring.

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up the creek meaning in english

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    Up the Creek- in trouble, a challenging situation. The oil price is high if its future increase we will be Up the creek. If the situation in border accelerate it became up the creek for the government.  

    Up the Creek- in trouble, a challenging situation.

    The oil price is high if its future increase we will be Up the creek.

    If the situation in border accelerate it became up the creek for the government.

     

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cut and dried idiom meaning and sentence

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    Cut and dried meaning already decided and unlikely to be changed. Example - Indian border decision is cut and dried against china. example- Unfortunately, there is no cut-and-dried answer to the problem of covid19.

    Cut and dried meaning already decided and unlikely to be changed.

    Example – Indian border decision is cut and dried against china.

    example- Unfortunately, there is no cut-and-dried answer to the problem of covid19.

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from rags to riches idiomatic expression meaning

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    Vijay Ketan a stock market investor success story of becoming rich from rags

    Vijay Ketan a stock market investor success story of becoming rich from rags

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writing on the wall idiom meaning

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    Writing on the wall - it means there is a clear signal that upcoming time is difficult and unpleasant. There was writing on the wall before the recession came to India. The writing is clearly on the wall. If we not act now, we shall only have ourselves to blame.  

    Writing on the wall – it means there is a clear signal that upcoming time is difficult and unpleasant.

    There was writing on the wall before the recession came to India.
    The writing is clearly on the wall. If we not act now, we shall only have ourselves to blame.
     

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as easy as abc idiom meaning

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    As easy as ABC meaning very easy work Example - Coding for me is as easy as ABC.

    As easy as ABC meaning very easy work

    Example – Coding for me is as easy as ABC.

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pass the buck idiom meaning and sentence

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    Pass the buck - its meaning is to avoid responsibility or blame for something by passing it on to another person.   Example - Bureaucrats passes the buck when they need to make the decisions. State government pass the buck on coal mines to the central government.  

    Pass the buck – its meaning is to avoid responsibility or blame for something by passing it on to another person.

     

    Example – Bureaucrats passes the buck when they need to make the decisions.

    State government pass the buck on coal mines to the central government.

     

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back on your feet meaning idiom

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    Back on your feet - its meaning is recovered from illness or be adjusted to the new situation fully. Example - Johnson is back on his feet and ready to fall the tennis match.

    Back on your feet – its meaning is recovered from illness or be adjusted to the new situation fully.

    Example – Johnson is back on his feet and ready to fall the tennis match.

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snake in the grass idiom meaning and sentence

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    Snake in the grass - deceitful, treacherous and sneaky person.   Example - Don't trust Gaurav Arya he is a snake in the grass.

    Snake in the grass – deceitful, treacherous and sneaky person.

     

    Example – Don’t trust Gaurav Arya he is a snake in the grass.

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