(exp) one must constantly be on one's guard with ...
one cannot be too careful of ...
(exp) to do something by force
(exp) peremptorily
willy-nilly
forcibly
(exp) equal in weight
equal in significance
(exp) mixture of fact and fiction
half-truths
(exp) (one) could even say that
(exp) (uk) not worth (getting angry about, etc.)
(n) amateur radio station
(n) software-defined radio
SDR
(n) (comp) without warning (the user)
(exp) to abuse (take advantage of) another's ignorance
(exp) (id) There's no place to stand in
(exp) (uk) trivial
not amounting to much
(adj-i) (obsc) above reproach
(adj-i) harmless and inoffensive
(exp) (id) (obsc) a barking dog seldom bites (meaning those who make the most noise have the least talent)
(exp) perfect
faultless
(exp) (1) (uk) cannot do without something
indispensable
absolutely necessary
(2) (after negative base of verb) have to do
(P)
(exp) (1) (uk) cannot do without something
indispensable
absolutely necessary
(2) (after negative base of verb) have to do
(n) years spent idly
(n) (comp) unconditional jump instruction
(exp) mixture of fact and fiction
half-truths
(exp) (id) There's no medicine for curing a fool
(exp) what would be a good way to do it?
(n) a pleasureless life
(exp) (id) Let sleeping dogs lie
(n) sleep apnea syndrome
SAS
(exp) (obsc) there are no devils in this world
all humans are good at heart (even though they may appear frightening)
(exp) (id) Providing is preventing
(exp) no good
all pain, no gain
do no good and a lot of harm
completely a disadvantage (lit: great damage with no advantage)