take a back seat (take a less active or important role) I think I need to take a back seat for a while. You should take a back seat and let your son run the business. envocabulary.com
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tip of the iceberg (a small, noticeable part of a larger, hidden issue) What you see here is merely the tip of the iceberg. We may only be aware of the tip of the iceberg about him. envocabulary.com
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cold (having a low temperature, especially when compared with the human body): Put on your coat; it’s cold outside. chill (a moderately cold temperature): There was a chill wind from the sea. chilly (uncomfortably cold): In the winter, our bathroom becomes chilly. cool (pleasantly cold, giving relief from heat): It was …
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sandwich a food item made by placing food between two slices of bread. hamburger a round patty of minced beef, fried or grilled, and usually served in a roll or bun (often shortened to burger). cheeseburger hamburger with a slice of melted cheese hot dog …
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safe and sound (completely safe and unharmed) The missing kid was found safe and sound. The package you sent arrived this morning, safe and sound. envocabulary.com
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