(can/could) do with (something) -Idioms

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(can/could) do with (something)

to benefit from (something)

I have been working hard all day so now I could do with a cold drink.

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(cannot) stand (someone or something)

(have something) going for you

(in the) nick of time

(in) care of (someone)

(no) bed of roses

(not a) snowball's chance in hell

(not have a) leg to stand on

(not one's) cup of tea

(not to be) sneezed at

back up (someone or something) or back (someone or something) up

let things slide

throw one's voice

hope against hope

down to the wire

a show of hands

make off with (someone or something)

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