all that and a bag of chips 成语
chips are down
(See when the chips are down)
let the chips fall where they may
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when the chips are down
when the right decision must be made, when you must win When the chips are down - when we are losing - we play better. We need to be challenged.
chips
money
in the chips
Idiom(s): in the chips
Theme: WEALTH
wealthy; with much money.
• John is a stock trader, and occasionally he's in the chips.
• Bill really came into the chips when his uncle died.
cash in one's chips
Idiom(s): cash in one's chips
Theme: DAYDREAM
to die. (Slang. From an expression in the card game poker.)
• Bob cashed in his chips yesterday.
• I'm too young to cash in my chips.
Cash in your chips
If you cash in your chips, you sell something to get what profit you can because you think its value is going to fall. It can also mean 'to die'.
Cheap as chips
(UK) If something is very inexpensive, it is as cheap as chips.
fish-and-chips|chips|fish
n. phr. Fried fish and french fried potatoes. The family went to a drive-in restaurant and had fish-and-chips.
in the chips|chips
slang or informal