This informal expression means to have a difficult or chaotic start to the day. It is not related to actual firefighters.
This informal expression means to have a difficult or chaotic start to the day. It is not related to actual firefighters.
This common idiom refers to the act of meddling or interfering in matters that are not one's concern. It's similar to the English expression 'to pry into someone else's business.'
This common idiom refers to the act of meddling or interfering in matters that are not one's concern. It's similar to the English expression 'to pry into someone else's business.'
This idiomatic expression is used to describe an argument, an idea, or a story that is logical, believable, and well-supported. It implies that the subject in question can withstand scrutiny and is not easily disproven.
This idiomatic expression is used to describe an argument, an idea, or a story that is logical, believable, and well-supported. It implies that the subject in question can withstand scrutiny and is not easily disproven.
This phrase describes the act of finding something unexpectedly or without intentionally searching for it. It highlights the role of chance and serendipity in making new findings.
This phrase describes the act of finding something unexpectedly or without intentionally searching for it. It highlights the role of chance and serendipity in making new findings.
This expression is used to acknowledge when fortunate or favorable circumstances occur unexpectedly, implying a positive outcome due to chance.
This expression is used to acknowledge when fortunate or favorable circumstances occur unexpectedly, implying a positive outcome due to chance.
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