Idioms
take (someone) for a fool
to assume that someone is stupid
The salesman tried to take me for a fool when he tried to sell me the old car.
take (someone) for a ride
take (someone) for an idiot
take (someone) for granted
take (someone) hostage
take (someone) into one's confidence
take (someone) to task
take (someone) to the cleaners
take (someone) under one's wing/wings
take (someone) up on (something)
take (something)
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have the time of one's life
in exchange for (someone or something)
grain of truth
get into trouble
by and large
put one's cards on the table
first-rate
pull a gun/knife on (someone)
cut a wide swath
let (something) pass
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Fact
Before the first French cafe in the late 1700's, coffee was sold by street vendors in Europe, in the Arab fashion. The Arabs were the forerunners of the sidewalk espresso carts of today.
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