Idioms
read (someone) his or her rights
to make or read the required statement of legal rights to a person who has been arrested
The police officer read the bank robber his rights when he was arrested.
read (someone) like an open book
read (something) into (something)
read (something) over or read over (something)
read (something) through or read through (something)
read between the lines
read the handwriting on the wall
read the riot act (to someone)
read up on (someone or something)
ready, willing, and able
real McCoy
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hold out on (someone)
be off to a bad start
get on one's high horse
sit on its hands
ups and downs
go to any length
on purpose
get away with (something)
(not to be) sneezed at
fine kettle of fish
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