rope (someone) into (doing something) -Idioms

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rope (someone) into (doing something)

to persuade or pressure someone to do something

I roped my friend into helping me wash my car.

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rotten to the core

rough up (someone) or rough (someone) up

rough-and-ready

rough-and-tumble

round off (something) or round (something) off

round out (something) or round (something) out

round up (someone or something) or round (someone or something) up

round-robin letter

round-robin meeting/discussion/debate

up to (a certain time)

not know one's own strength

turn one's back on (someone)

have one's ear to the ground

spring (something) on (someone)

in defiance of (someone or something)

(not one's) cup of tea

give (someone) a start

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