have someone in mind (consider someone as a candidate for something) I have Daniel in mind for this job, because he is the most qualified person. Who do you have in mind for a project manager? envocabulary.com
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work (activity that you do regularly to earn money): I started work when I was 16. employment (work that you do for a person or company to earn money): I was in permanent employment until the age of sixty. job (task or work that a person does to earn money): …
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can of worms (source of many unpredictable problems) I thought repairing my laptop would be easy, but it turned out to be a real can of worms. (very restless) Evan just can’t sit still for a minute; he is a can of worms. envocabulary.com
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drop like a hot potato (get rid of someone or something quickly) I dropped the plan like a hot potato after calculating how much time it would take. When you are broke, she will drop you like a hot potato. envocabulary.com
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bring along (bring someone or something with you when you come to a place) You should bring along your marriage certificate. (train or help someone improve) The coach is trying to bring along many young football players. envocabulary.com
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