(exp) have to do
must
should
ought to
(P)
(exp) to be quick to take a hint
to be very responsive
to be quick on the uptake
(exp) speak of the devil and he shall appear (lit: the one spoken of will appear)
(exp) speak of the devil and he shall appear (lit: the one spoken of will appear)
(exp) sweet words only please a fool (prov)
flattery works on puppets and fools
(exp) (id) Scratch my back and I'll scratch yours
(exp) (id) We learn by teaching
(exp) When in Rome, do as the Romans do
(exp) (id) Money gone, friends gone
(exp) (1) no matter what you attempt, tragedy may befall you (lit: even a dog, if it walks, will bump into a pole)
(2) good luck may come unexpectedly
(n) (comp) called program
subprogram
(adj-no) random
by chance
haphazard
hit-or-miss
unplanned
(adj-no) random
by chance
haphazard
hit-or-miss
unplanned
(adj-no) random
by chance
haphazard
hit-or-miss
unplanned
(adj-no) random
by chance
haphazard
hit-or-miss
unplanned
(exp) in a word
to put it briefly
to make a long story short
(exp) (id) So many countries, so many customs
(exp) wherever women gather it is noisy
(exp) (id) First come, first served
(exp) the sooner, the better
(exp) to be no match for
to not hold a candle to
(exp) the more, the better
(exp) the more, the better
(exp) well prepared means no worries (in time of need)
(exp) well prepared means no worries (in time of need)
(exp) (id) Providing is preventing
(exp) if necessary
when unavoidable
(exp) if necessary
when unavoidable
(exp) must have been done
has to have been done
(exp) (1) no matter what you attempt, tragedy may befall you (lit: even a dog, if it walks, will bump into a pole)
(2) good luck may come unexpectedly
