Example
“The hosts spent half the podcast taking the piss out of each other's terrible cooking.”
Dictionary details
Related idioms
Expressions connected by reviewed component words or topic tags.
take it or leave it
Neutral · CEFR B1
accept an offer exactly as presented or reject it entirely
take a leaf out of someone's book
Neutral · CEFR B2
to follow someone's good example by copying what they do
take liberties
Neutral · CEFR B2
behave with more freedom or authority than is acceptable, often without permission
winner takes all
Neutral · CEFR C1
a market dynamic in which the leading competitor captures nearly all the value
on the one hand
Neutral · CEFR B1
used to introduce the first of two contrasting points or sides of an argument
every man for himself
Neutral · CEFR B2
a chaotic or uncooperative situation in which each person acts purely for personal benefit
Source methodology
Meanings, register, CEFR, and examples come from the reviewed dictionary record. Expression notes may describe a reviewed present-day word picture or a background note; they are not presented as verified etymology.