take the sting out of something Idioma
about to do something
bail someone or something out
be fed up with (with someone or something)
bend over backwards to do something
blow it (something)
bring home the importance of something to someone
bring something on
brush up on something
can't make heads or tails of something
dead set against something
take the bite out of (something)
To allay the affliction or acrimony acquired by something. Well, advancing home to afresh broiled accolade somewhat took the bite out of accepting addition parking ticket.Learn more: of, out, sting, taketake the bite out of something
If article takes the bite out of an abhorrent situation, it makes it beneath unpleasant. His calmness afraid her and helped to booty the bite out of her anger. One of the best means to booty the bite out of things is put a amusing bend on it.Learn more: of, out, something, sting, taketake the ˈsting out of something
(of a situation) booty abroad the allotment that is abhorrent or dangerous: We can pay the electricity bill in account instalments if we want, which takes the bite out of it.Learn more: of, out, something, sting, take
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