on thin ice
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precariously close to something that is dangerous or involves risks
break a leg
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used to wish someone good luck, especially before a show or presentation
rain or shine
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something will continue to happen without being affected by any situation
a long shot
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something done or said that has a very small chance of being successful or accurate
boil down to
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to be the most important reason or basic part of something
free as a bird
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the feeling of being carefree or living without obligations
come to mind
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the state of suddenly remembering or thinking about someone or something
with a bang
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to start, end, or return in a very exciting, very successful, or very sudden way
let it go
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to forget or stop worrying about something; to choose not to react to an action or remark
Take it easy.
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to rest, relax, or be calm
leap of faith
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to take a risk in doing or believing in something without having a rational reason or fully knowing the possible outcome
smart cookie
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an intelligent person
poker face
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a facial expression that does not show what one is thinking or feeling
have a sweet tooth
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to have a great liking for foods that are sugary or taste sweet
black sheep of the family
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to be different from and not approved by the other members of the group, usually used in the context of a family
miss the point
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to fail to understand what is important
from rags to riches
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to go from being poor to having a lot of money
give someone a break
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to not be too critical with a person given particular circumstances; to stop criticizing or ridiculing someone
loose ends
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something that has not been completed or correctly done
on the right track
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to do something correctly or well
