This idiomatic expression describes a sequence of events where one thing naturally follows another. It implies a logical progression.
This idiomatic expression describes a sequence of events where one thing naturally follows another. It implies a logical progression.
This idiomatic expression describes an abrupt change in conversation topic, often without a clear transition. It implies a lack of coherence.
This idiomatic expression describes an abrupt change in conversation topic, often without a clear transition. It implies a lack of coherence.
This colloquial expression means to speak negatively or critically about something. It can also imply a sense of attacking or being harsh.
This colloquial expression means to speak negatively or critically about something. It can also imply a sense of attacking or being harsh.
This expression means to admit something, often something that is difficult or embarrassing to reveal. It implies a sense of honesty and vulnerability.
This expression means to admit something, often something that is difficult or embarrassing to reveal. It implies a sense of honesty and vulnerability.
This expression means to distance oneself from something, either physically or metaphorically. It can imply a departure from a norm, a standard, or a previous position.
This expression means to distance oneself from something, either physically or metaphorically. It can imply a departure from a norm, a standard, or a previous position.
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