Intermediate Deck 5
Total: 20 cards
Cut to the chase.
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to skip to the most important part of what someone is talking about as to not waste time; another vulgar way of telling someone to get to the point

clean slate
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a new beginning without any record of past problems or mistakes

man of his word
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a reliable and trustworthy person who does what they promise to do

every last / every single
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used to emphasize every person or thing in a group

state of the art
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very modern or has been made using the most recent methods and technology

get cracking
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to hurry or to start doing something immediately

down the line
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in the future or at a later or unspecified point in time

Midas touch
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the ability to profit out of any business or venture

tipping point
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the critical point in an activity, process, or situation where a big change happens

drop one's jaw
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to be very surprised or shocked

weather the storm
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to overcome or successfully deal with a difficult problem or a dangerous situation

close the deal / strike a deal / secure the deal
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to reach an agreement

let the cat out of the bag
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to reveal a secret, usually unintentionally

leave a bad taste in your mouth
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to cause an unpleasant memory or feeling

bend over backwards
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to do everything possible to help or please someone

straight from the horse's mouth
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to hear the information from someone who has personal or direct knowledge about a certain matter

best thing since sliced bread
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something that has been very innovative or useful

pick someone's brain
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to ask someone in order to get information or advice about a subject the person knows a lot about

twist someone's arm
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to convince someone to do something that they don't want to do, usually by making it hard for them to refuse

up to one's eyeballs
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to be very busy and have a lot of things to deal with
