sail into (someone) -Idioms

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sail into (someone)

to scold or criticize someone very hard, to attack someone

When I entered the office my supervisor sailed into me for being late.

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sail right through (something)

sail under false colors

salt away money

salt of the earth

same as (someone or something)

save (something) for a rainy day

on the borderline

take stock in (something)

blow the lid off (something)

no-win situation

take umbrage at (something)

quiet as a mouse

hit on/upon (something)

let go of (something)

lousy with (something)

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