Idioms

what with
because, as a result of
We wanted to go away for a holiday but what with moving to a new house we are too busy to go anywhere.

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  • what's (up) with (someone)
  • What's cooking?
  • What's done is done.
  • What's keeping you?
  • What's new?
  • What's the big idea?
  • What's up?
  • what's what
  • Whatever will be, will be.
  • wheel and deal
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  • arrive on the scene
  • right on
  • ring a bell
  • in bulk
  • give (something) one's best shot
  • do time
  • plow into (something)
  • engage in (something)
  • the shoe is on the other foot
  • look forward to (something)


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