Idioms

a situation suddenly became extremely noisy, chaotic, or violent

a task treated as routine because it belongs to someone's normal duties

requiring complete success or acceptance, with no partial alternative

everything is ready for an activity to begin

full of promises or discussion without doing the things promised

extremely fashionable or popular at a particular time

to consider and prepare for every important part, possibility, or problem so nothing is missed

Don't risk everything on a single plan or possibility.

to commit fully to something, risking everything you have

I cannot understand it at all

a versatile person with many useful skills but no necessary specialization

to enjoy a large, easy profit, especially from something others consider unfair or undeserving

finally and permanently, so the matter will not need to be handled again

to stay up and work through the entire night

to dominate or treat someone disrespectfully as though they have no power

Shown or accepted honestly and completely, including every flaw and imperfection.

ultimately, after everything has been discussed and considered

used to criticize a selfish attitude of being comfortable and ignoring other people's difficulties

to be in a position of complete control in a negotiation

the problems or confusion will eventually be resolved

the result is effectively decided although the event has not formally ended

behave freely without hiding your feelings or worrying about restraint

to make the maximum possible effort, holding nothing back

in every way that matters in practice; effectively

a market dynamic in which the leading competitor captures nearly all the value