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🪩 Gain ground
🪄If you’re gaining ground, you’re making good progress. This can mean physically crossing ground quickly, as in a race, or it can be figurative.

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We’ve really gained a lot of ground in our group project, and I think we’ll finish on time.
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🪩 Out of the woods
🪄This means the worst part of a difficult situation is over, and the end goal is in sight.

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The surgery went very well, so he’s officially out of the woods. He just needs to recover now.
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🪩 A quick buck
🪄An easy way to make money quickly.

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Translation work is kind of boring for me but it's a quick buck.
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🪩 Keep an ear to the ground
🪄To listen for new information.

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I'll keep an ear to the ground for any updates on the project.
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🪩 Cry wolf
🪄To ask for help or attention by lying about a situation.

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If you keep crying wolf, nobody is going to help you when you really need it.
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🪩 Play devil's advocate
🪄To present the other side or both sides of an argument.

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 I just need you to support me, not to keep trying to play devil's advocate.
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🪩 24/7
🪄All the time, always. (24 hours a day, 7 days a week)

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I didn't invite him to my party because he's in medical school and studying 24/7.
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