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Be the spitting image of somebody - English idioms
Be the spitting image of somebody to look exactly like someone else He's the spitting image of his father. Are you the spitting image of someone?
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to bail on something/someone - English idioms
to bail on something/someone, informal - to leave someone He bailed on me last night. I can’t believe you bailed on me! I really didn’t think you would bail on me. Why did you bail on her?
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in a rut - English idioms
in a rut definition: be in a situation that never changes, so that you feel bored I'm stuck in a rut. What do you do when you're stuck in a rut? My life has gotten into a rut. I’ve been in a rut for a long time. It was a way of not getting into a rut.
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With flying colors - English idioms
with flying colors - very successfully I passed my exams with flying colors. I graduated with flying colors.
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Cut to the chase - English idioms
Cut to the chase - get to the point without wasting time, talk about what’s really important I’m very busy so let's cut to the chase. Let me cut to the chase: I’m moving to Paris. We don't have much time here. Could you cut to the chase? Stop beating around the bush and cut to the chase!