This expression refers to a collection of miscellaneous items, often furniture or decorative objects, acquired from various sources and mismatched in style.
This expression refers to a collection of miscellaneous items, often furniture or decorative objects, acquired from various sources and mismatched in style.
This idiomatic expression signifies having an intimate and thorough knowledge of a place, typically a city, neighborhood, or building.
This idiomatic expression signifies having an intimate and thorough knowledge of a place, typically a city, neighborhood, or building.
This colloquial expression means to stop being so hard on yourself, to relax your standards or expectations, often regarding work or personal performance.
This colloquial expression means to stop being so hard on yourself, to relax your standards or expectations, often regarding work or personal performance.
This expression means to cause difficulty or trouble for someone or something. It implies that the person or thing being discussed is posing a significant challenge.
This expression means to cause difficulty or trouble for someone or something. It implies that the person or thing being discussed is posing a significant challenge.
This expression conveys a strong sense of surprise and wonder. It indicates that someone is deeply impressed or astounded by something.
This expression conveys a strong sense of surprise and wonder. It indicates that someone is deeply impressed or astounded by something.
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