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✨ at any rate (idiom)

🔎 something you say to show that you are going to say something more exactly:

▫️ I don't think they liked my idea. At any rate, they weren't very enthusiastic about it.

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✨ get/keep your eye in (British, informal)

🔎 to become more skilful or experienced in doing a particular thing because you have been practising it or doing it for a long time:

▫️ You need a run of games, especially as a goalkeeper, just to get your eye in.

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✨ wipe the slate clean

🔎 to start a new and better way of behaving, forgetting about any bad experiences in the past:

▫️ A new relationship presents you with the opportunity to wipe the slate clean.
▫️ She wishes she could wipe the slate clean and start over in a different career.

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✨ have your work cut out (for you)

🔎 to have something very difficult to do:

▫️ She'll really have her work cut out to finish all those reports by the end of the week.

▫️ The team will have their work cut out if they are to win the competition.

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✨ at a moment's / two hours' / three weeks', etc. notice

🔎 used to emphasize how little time someone has to do something or how little warning is given:

▫️ We can't be expected to just drop everything and leave at a moment's notice.

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📍 easy on the eye/ear (informal)

🔎 pleasant to look at/listen to:

▫️ The monitor's display is easy on the eyes.
▫️ BBC Earth natural history documentaries are very easy on the eye.
▫️ I like jazz because it's usually easy on the ear.

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गड़े मुर्दे (gade murde) — Past hidden/covered up issues

🌀 Usage: पुराने गड़े मुर्दे मत उखाड़ो → “Don’t dig up old buried matters.”
🌀 Figurative sense: Reviving forgotten controversies or reopening old troubles

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झूठ का ताना-बाना — Fabric of Lies / Web of Falsehoods
📝 उदाहरण: उसने झूठ का ताना-बाना बुनकर सबको धोखा दिया। (He wove a fabric of lies to deceive everyone.)

भावार्थ: कई झूठों को जोड़कर बनाई गई नकली कहानी या भ्रम।

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🗣️ Phrase Spotlight: Through the wringer

Meaning: To endure a very difficult or stressful time.
"He was really put through the wringer during the audit."

Think:
• Tough ordeal
• Hardship

A phrase for when you've had a rough time!
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🗣️ Phrase Spotlight: Pass muster

Meaning: Be accepted as adequate; meet the required standard.
"His qualifications didn't quite pass muster."

Think:
• Meet standards
• Be good enough
• Inspection passed

For when something makes the grade!
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To say something that is exactly right or to describe a situation perfectly.

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🗣️ Phrase Spotlight: By and large

Meaning: Generally; on the whole.
"By and large, the feedback was positive."

Think:
• Generally
• Mostly
• Overall

A handy phrase for making general statements!
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