Idioms

to watch or look after someone or something carefully, often to make sure nothing goes wrong

Matching variant: keep an eye on something

To finally say something that has been worrying you, so you feel relieved.

to offer something for consideration in a discussion or negotiation

to make sure something is clearly understood or correct

to choose not to do, attend, or take part in something

To avoid becoming too close or too involved with someone or something.

to repeat what someone said, attributing the words to them

to make something fixed and impossible to change

to treat a statement as already established and beyond further discussion

to completely change something or make it the opposite of what it was

To fully understand something complicated.

to leave a place very quickly (get); or to defeat or hit something severely (beat)