a second bite of the cherry (a second opportunity to do something) We missed a cup, but we hope for a second bite of the cherry. This is your only chance. You will not get a second bite at the cherry. – English Vocabulary
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a red rag to a bull (something makes someone very angry) Don’t mention anything about politics to him. It’s like a red rag to a bull. Just mentioning her ex-husband’s name was like a red rag to a bull. – English Vocabulary
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drag definition drag verb (pull something along the ground): This chair is too heavy to lift; you’ll need to drag it. (persuade someone to come away): Leo was having such a good time at the party that I couldn’t drag him away. (make someone go somewhere): I’m really sorry to …
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make your way (to go toward) Please enjoy your dinner and then make your way to the bus, which will leave shortly. (to make gradual progress in a career or activity) They teach young people how to build a career and make their way in the world. envocabulary.com
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open your heart (tell your private feelings or problems) I always open my heart to my wife when I have a problem. (start to be kind and generous) We should open our hearts and help those poor children. envocabulary.com
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