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    Airani Idani
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    This document provides definitions for common English idioms including "best of both worlds" meaning having all the advantages, "bite off more than you can chew" meaning taking on too big of a task, "best thing since slice of bread" meaning a good invention or innovation, "cry over spilt milk" meaning complaining about a past loss, "cross that bridge when you come to it" meaning dealing with a problem if and when necessary, and "devil's advocate" meaning presenting a counter argument.

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    This document provides definitions for common English idioms including "best of both worlds" meaning having all the advantages, "bite off more than you can chew" meaning taking on too big of a task, "best thing since slice of bread" meaning a good invention or innovation, "cry over spilt milk" meaning complaining about a past loss, "cross that bridge when you come to it" meaning dealing with a problem if and when necessary, and "devil's advocate" meaning presenting a counter argument.

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    Get the best with less effort

    Diunggah oleh

    Airani Idani
    This document provides definitions for common English idioms including "best of both worlds" meaning having all the advantages, "bite off more than you can chew" meaning taking on too big of a task, "best thing since slice of bread" meaning a good invention or innovation, "cry over spilt milk" meaning complaining about a past loss, "cross that bridge when you come to it" meaning dealing with a problem if and when necessary, and "devil's advocate" meaning presenting a counter argument.

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    Best of both worlds

    Meaning: All the advantages

    Bite off more than


    you can chew
    To take on a task that is
    way to big.

    Best thing since


    slice of bread

    Cry over spilt milk

    A good invention or innovation.


    A good idea or plan

    When you complain about


    a loss from the past.

    Cross that bridge


    when
    you
    come
    to
    it
    Deal with a problem if and

    Devil's Advocate

    when it becomes necessary,


    not before

    To present a counter argument

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