English Idioms (Labor - Lay)
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English Idioms (Labor - Lay)
Idioms:
- Labor of love
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Meaning: something done for personal pleasure and not for money
- Lace into
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Meaning: to attack or scold someone
- Lace into
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Meaning: to eat food, to devour food
- Lady killer
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Meaning: a man who some women find very charming and attractive
- Lady`s man
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Meaning: a man who is popular with women
- Laid-back
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Meaning: relaxed, not worried by things
- Laid up
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Meaning: to be confined to bed, to be unfit for work
- Lame duck
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Meaning: a public official who has a short time left to serve in office and therefore has less power than before
- Land of Nod
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Meaning: sleep
- Land on both feet
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Meaning: to come out of a bad situation successfully
- Land on one`s feet
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Meaning: to come out of a bad situation successfully
- Land up
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Meaning: to arrive at a final point, to finally be or do something
- Landslide victory
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Meaning: a very big victory (usually in an election)
- Lap up
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Meaning: to eat or drink something with the tongue (as a dog or cat would)
- Lapse into a coma
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Meaning: to go into a coma
- Lash out
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Meaning: to attack someone with words
- Last but not least
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Meaning: in the last place but not the least important
- Last-ditch effort
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Meaning: a final effort
- Last person
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Meaning: the most unlikely person to do something or to be seen somewhere
- Last straw
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Meaning: the last insult or mistake or problem that one can endure and which then causes some reaction
- Last will and testament
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Meaning: the latest version of one's will
- Last word
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Meaning: the last remark in an argument, the final say in deciding something
- Late in life
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Meaning: when one is older
- Late in the day
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Meaning: far along in a project or activity
- Laugh all the way to the bank
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Meaning: to make money in a way that other people think is impossible
- Laugh off
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Meaning: to not take something seriously
- Laugh out of the other side of one's mouth
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Meaning: to change from being happy to being sad
- Laugh out of court
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Meaning: to dismiss a legal case as being ridiculous
- Laugh up one's sleeve
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Meaning: to laugh quietly to oneself
- Launch forth
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Meaning: to start out on something
- Lay a finger/hand on
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Meaning: to not touch someone, to not do something to someone
- Lay an egg
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Meaning: to fail to win the interest or favor of an audience
- Lay away
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Meaning: to save something
- Lay down one's life
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Meaning: to sacrifice one's life for someone or something
- Lay down the law
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Meaning: to tell someone what to do by using your power or influence
- Lay eyes on
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Meaning: to see someone or something
- Lay hold of
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Meaning: to get possession of something
- Lay in
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Meaning: to store up a supply of something, to get and store something for future use
- Lay/light into
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Meaning: to attack someone with words
- Lay/light into
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Meaning: to do or eat something with much energy and enthusiasm
- Lay it on thick
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Meaning: to praise someone too much
- Lay low
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Meaning: to hide, to keep out of sight for a period of time
- Lay of the land
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Meaning: the features of an area of land or of an organization
- Lay off
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Meaning: to stop bothering someone, to leave someone alone
- Lay one`s cards on the table
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Meaning: to let someone know one`s position and feelings openly, to deal honestly with something
- Lay one's hands on
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Meaning: to do violence to someone, to harm or hurt someone
- Lay one's hands on
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Meaning: to find something, to acquire something
- English Idioms from (Labor - Lay)