Idioms
put (something) on hold
to postpone something, to stop the progress of something
We decided to put the weekend trip on hold.
put (something) on ice
put (something) on paper
put (something) on the back burner
put (something) on the line
put (something) over on (someone)
put (something) past (someone)
put (something) plainly
put (something) straight
put (something) to good use
put (something) to rest
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to be safe
play along with (someone or something)
out of fashion
good riddance to bad rubbish
in the interim
walk out of (something)
in point of fact
license to (do something)
get cold feet
take heart
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In 1789, the total U.S. federal government debt was $190,000.
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