This idiomatic expression means to reach a mutual understanding or agreement after a discussion or negotiation.
This idiomatic expression means to reach a mutual understanding or agreement after a discussion or negotiation.
This idiomatic expression means to be discreet or inconspicuous, to avoid attracting attention to oneself.
This idiomatic expression means to be discreet or inconspicuous, to avoid attracting attention to oneself.
This expression means to be good enough or capable enough to meet expectations or fulfill a particular role or task.
This expression means to be good enough or capable enough to meet expectations or fulfill a particular role or task.
This idiomatic expression describes someone who gets angry very easily and quickly, often over minor issues.
This idiomatic expression describes someone who gets angry very easily and quickly, often over minor issues.
This common idiom describes someone who is easily angered or upset, often over trivial matters. It literally translates to 'milk soup,' but the origin is uncertain.
This common idiom describes someone who is easily angered or upset, often over trivial matters. It literally translates to 'milk soup,' but the origin is uncertain.
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