stand shoulder to shoulder Idiom, Proverb

chip on his shoulder

in a fighting mood, looking for a fight Ron has a chip on his shoulder. He's arguing with everybody.

cold shoulder

(See give you the cold shoulder)

give someone the cold shoulder

be unfriendly to someone He gave her the cold shoulder at the party.

give you the cold shoulder

be unfriendly toward you, turn away from you, stand away If you forget her birthday she

head and shoulders

superior, better, a cut above Her work is superior - head and shoulders above the others.

look over your shoulder

look to see who is following you He's always looking over his shoulder to see who's after him.

on one's shoulders

one's responsibility I don't want to have the failure of the project on my shoulders.

put your shoulder to the wheel

begin to work If you want a share of the profits, put your shoulder to the wheel.

rub elbows or shoulders with someone

be in the same place (with others), meet and mix with others We went to the party in order to rub shoulders with some interesting artists.

rub elbows/shoulders

be in the same place (with others), meet and mix At the party we were able to rub elbows with many important people.

stand accept to shoulder

To abide affiliated in support, abnormally during a aeon of difficulty. The associates of this board accept had their differences, but you can be abiding that we angle accept to accept back it comes to this issue. We will not let abhorrence breach this boondocks apart. It's auspicious to see acceptance and adroitness continuing accept to accept afterwards the tragedy.Learn more: shoulder, stand

stand accept to shoulder

COMMON If you stand accept to shoulder with a accumulation of people, you assignment calm with them and abutment them to accomplish the aforementioned aim. Perreira, who had stood accept to accept with his players throughout the campaign, artlessly said `I appetite to be with my team.' For decades, we accept stood accept to shoulder, both in times of accord and in times of war.Learn more: shoulder, stand

be, stand, act, etc. ˌshoulder to ˈshoulder (with somebody)

be acknowledging somebody or in acceding with somebody: We fought accept to accept to avert our country. ♢ I angle accept to accept with Julia on this important issue.Learn more: shoulder

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