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Put two and two together

To finally understand something; to figure something out.   I put two and two together and think I know who robbed...

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Right off the bat

Right away.

  • I knew right off the bat that there was something strange about him.

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Let the cat out of the bag

Tell a secret; to share awaited news. C’mon! Let the cat out of the bag and tell me what the...

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Spill the beans

To tell a secret; to share awaited news. Spill the beans about how your date went! TIP: This expression is similar...

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To win by a landslide

To win by a large margin.

  • The candidate won by a landslide, carrying 52% of the overall vote.

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Work like a dog

To work too much; to be overworked. 

  • He works like a dog to support his family.

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Under the weather

To have a cold.

  • I’m not feeling well, I think I might be under the weather.

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Written all over one’s face

When someone’s feelings or opinions are visible.

  • I know you’re mad, it’s written all over your face!

 

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Your guess is as good as mine

To know or have the same information as someone else; to not know the answer. Why do you think she...