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make your way (to go towards): Please enjoy your dinner and then make your way to the bus, which will leave shortly.

easy on the eyes

  easy on the eyes  informal (pleasant or easy to look at) She is polite and easy on the eyes. They paint the rooms in soft colors that are easy on the eyes. envocabulary.com

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icing on the cake

  icing on the cake (something that makes a good situation even better) The service was excellent, and the view from my bedroom window was the icing on the cake. I had a great day there, but meeting my old friend was just the icing on the cake! envocabulary.com

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tighten the purse strings

  tighten the purse strings (to be stricter about spending money) The government will have to tighten the purse strings for another year. The economy is in a mess, and everyone tightened the purse strings. envocabulary.com

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loosen the purse strings

    loosen the purse strings (to be less strict about spending money) You shouldn’t expect me to loosen the purse strings on everything. If you want to live in luxury, you have to loosen the purse strings. envocabulary.com

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hold the purse strings

  hold the purse strings (to be in charge of spending) It’s the general manager who holds purse strings in this company. Do you hold the purse strings in your family? I’m not the one who controls the purse strings around here. also, control the purse strings.   envocabulary.com

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