Idioms
hit (someone) below the belt
to do something unfair or unsporting to someone
The lawyer was hitting below the belt when he asked the woman many personal questions.
hit (someone) hard
hit (someone) like a ton of bricks
hit (someone) right between the eyes
hit (someone) up for (something)
hit a plateau
hit a snag
hit bottom
hit close to home
hit home
hit it off (with someone)
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make mincemeat out of (someone)
gospel truth
at face value
sick of (someone or something)
alive and kicking
pour money down the drain
have (something) to spare
into being
tongue-in-cheek
mark down (a price) or mark (a price) down
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The most dangerous job in the United States is that of a fisherman, followed by logging and then an airline pilot
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