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TAKE THE QUIZ“to the”
The following 124 entries include the term to the.
go to the devil
idiom—used to forcefully and rudely tell someone to go away and leave one alone
go to (the) expense
idiom: to spend money on something
go to the stake for/over
idiom: to defend (something or someone) even though one's actions or statements may cause one trouble or harm
go to the toilet
idiom: to use the toilet
go to the wall
idiom: to make every possible effort to achieve something, to win, etc.
if (the) worse comes to (the) worst
idiom: if the worst possible thing happens
if (the) worst comes to (the) worst
idiom: if the worst possible thing happens
keep one's nose to the grindstone
idiom: to do hard, continuous work
laugh all the way to the bank
idiom: to make a lot of money especially by doing something that other people thought was foolish or amusing
lead to the altar
idiom: to ultimately lead to marriage
leave little to the imagination
idiom: to show or describe almost all of the parts or details of something
leave nothing to the imagination
idiom: to show or describe all of the parts or details of something
leave something to the imagination
idiom: to not show or describe all of the parts or details of something
leave to the discretion of
idiom: to give (someone) the right to choose (something in a particular situation)
like a lamb to the slaughter
idiom: in a very innocent way : without knowing that something bad will happen
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