Idioms

work in (someone or something)
to insert someone or something (into a schedule)
My doctor was very busy but she was able to work me into her schedule tomorrow. I will try to work in a meeting with the new manager tomorrow.

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  • work in (something) or work (something) in
  • work into (something)
  • work off (something) or work (something) off
  • work on (someone)
  • work one's fingers to the bone
  • work out
  • work out (for the best)
  • work out (something) or work (something) out
  • work over (someone) or work (someone) over
  • work up (someone) or work (someone) up
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  • fat of the land
  • stark raving mad
  • take (something) for granted
  • dawn on (someone)
  • on the market
  • put (someone) off or put off (someone)
  • hale and hearty
  • take on (something) or take (something) on
  • to be on the safe side
  • give (someone) a big hand


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