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Common words pairs with idiomatic meanng
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bread and _________ Refers to one's main source of income or livelihood. It can also describe a dependable and basic source of support or sustenance.
Bread and butter: Refers to one's main source of income or livelihood. It can also describe a dependable and basic source of support or sustenance.
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black and _________ Represents something clearly defined or easily distinguishable, often referring to moral issues or straightforward decisions.
Black and white: Represents something clearly defined or easily distinguishable, often referring to moral issues or straightforward decisions.
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day and _________ Used to emphasize the constant and opposite nature of two things or situations.
Day and night: Used to emphasize the constant and opposite nature of two things or situations.
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high and _________ To be left in a difficult situation without any help or support.
High and dry: To be left in a difficult situation without any help or support.
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spick and _________ Describes something that is extremely clean and tidy.
Spick and span: Describes something that is extremely clean and tidy.
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alive and _________ To be active and healthy, often used to describe someone who was previously unwell but has recovered.
Alive and kicking: To be active and healthy, often used to describe someone who was previously unwell but has recovered.
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rise and _________ A wake-up call to encourage someone to wake up and start their day.
Rise and shine: A wake-up call to encourage someone to wake up and start their day.
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odds and _________ Refers to various small, miscellaneous items or things of little value.
Odds and ends: Refers to various small, miscellaneous items or things of little value.
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pros and _________ The advantages and disadvantages of a particular situation or decision.
Pros and cons: The advantages and disadvantages of a particular situation or decision.
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hit and _________ Something that is unpredictable and inconsistent, often with varying degrees of success.
Hit and miss: Something that is unpredictable and inconsistent, often with varying degrees of success.
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safe and _________ To be in a safe and unharmed condition.
Safe and sound: To be in a safe and unharmed condition.
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short and _________ Something that is brief yet enjoyable.
Short and sweet: Something that is brief yet enjoyable.
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Sick and _________: To be fed up or extremely annoyed with something or someone.
Sick and tired: To be fed up or extremely annoyed with something or someone.
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Through thick and _________: To stick together and support each other through all kinds of situations, both good and bad.
Through thick and thin: To stick together and support each other through all kinds of situations, both good and bad.
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Give and _________: The mutual exchange or compromise involved in a relationship or negotiation.
Give and take: The mutual exchange or compromise involved in a relationship or negotiation.
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Time and _________: Repeatedly or on many occasions.
Time and again: Repeatedly or on many occasions.
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