Idioms

ride (something) out or ride out (something)
to endure something unpleasant, to survive something safely
We were able to ride out the storm by staying in a small restaurant.

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  • ride herd on (someone)
  • ride off in all directions
  • ride on (someone's) coattails
  • ride roughshod over (someone or something)
  • ride the gravy train
  • riding for a fall
  • riding high
  • right and left
  • right as rain
  • right at (a specific time/place)
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  • feel sorry for (someone)
  • break out of (something)
  • hands down
  • keep one's chin up
  • ease up on (someone or something)
  • hang a left
  • nose around
  • get back together (with someone)
  • tie (someone) up in knots
  • You got me there.
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    Unit : chain (ch) (ramsden's) (u.s.)
    Formula : 1200*inch
    in si : 30.48
    si unit : m
    in cgs : 3048
    cgs unit : cm
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