This idiomatic expression means to be extremely rich or affluent. It's used figuratively and shouldn't be taken literally.
This idiomatic expression means to be extremely rich or affluent. It's used figuratively and shouldn't be taken literally.
This common expression means to provide assistance or help someone with a task. It's similar to 'lend a hand' in English.
This common expression means to provide assistance or help someone with a task. It's similar to 'lend a hand' in English.
This idiomatic expression means to go out of business, typically due to financial difficulties. It's a figurative way of saying a business has failed.
This idiomatic expression means to go out of business, typically due to financial difficulties. It's a figurative way of saying a business has failed.
This expression is used to describe something that seems to continue indefinitely or in excessive amounts. It emphasizes the seemingly endless nature of something.
This expression is used to describe something that seems to continue indefinitely or in excessive amounts. It emphasizes the seemingly endless nature of something.
This idiomatic expression describes the physical sensation of salivating when anticipating delicious food. It indicates a strong desire for something tasty.
This idiomatic expression describes the physical sensation of salivating when anticipating delicious food. It indicates a strong desire for something tasty.
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