Idioms

a reasonable portion or a substantial amount of something, especially work or difficulties

Matching variant: one's fair share

to ignore an unpleasant reality hoping it will go away

To accomplish two tasks with a single effort or action.

to reach a decision, especially for oneself rather than following others

used to introduce the first of two contrasting points or sides of an argument

exactly the same person or thing, despite appearing to have two identities

to go for a short walk after sitting for a long time

a thought or worry that you are vaguely aware of but not focusing on

to return to the beginning of a task after an attempt has failed

to think about something that happened in the past

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

Matching variant: cover one's bases

very important to someone and loved deeply

to refuse stubbornly to change your mind or do what others want

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

to do something slowly or delay because you don't want to do it

to become organized and start performing effectively

to manage to understand something difficult or surprising

to make people understand what you mean or want to say

to calm down and organize your thinking before acting or speaking

to be heard but immediately forgotten or ignored

to have a secret plan or advantage kept ready for later use

chosen as a target or goal that you intend to achieve or pursue

you feel an urge to spend money soon after receiving it

Matching variant: Money burns a hole in one's pocket

from memory, without checking or thinking carefully

as one's responsibility or problem to deal with

an odd or unfortunate situation accepted as unavoidable and not worth further explanation

no longer one's responsibility or under one's control

to deceive someone with a quick, sneaky, or unexpected trick

to do nothing when action is needed

two alternatives have no meaningful difference

a person or thing that someone loves and treasures above all others

to show that you give up or feel helpless about something

behaving as if you belong to a higher social class or rank than you do

to speak directly and honestly, even if it is unpleasant

to risk criticism by stating an opinion publicly