Idioms
tail between one's legs
feeling ashamed or beaten
The salesman resigned from his company with his tail between his legs after he told a lie about his expense account.
tail wagging the dog
take (someone or something) at face value
take (someone or something) seriously
take (someone or something) wrong
take (someone or somewhere) by storm
take (someone's) breath away
take (someone's) part
take (someone's) pulse
take (someone) at his or her word
take (someone) by surprise
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with one hand tied behind one's back
play dumb/ignorant
go to one's head
make room for (someone or something)
when the going gets tough (the tough get going)
John Hancock
let (something) slip by
on (someone's) doorstep
go straight
out in left field
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Unit
Unit : pint (pt) (scotland)
Formula : 1.491*imperial_quart
in si : 0.001695
si unit : m3
in cgs : 1695
cgs unit : cm3
Category : volume.
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