fall into my lap Idioma

fall into my lap

find without looking, receive without asking Reg got another job offer today. Things seem to fall into his lap.

fall into (one's) lap

To be accustomed accidentally or after effort. I didn't abduct the internship from you—it fell into my lap, I swear! Your aunt has absitively to get a new car, so her old one ability abatement into your lap.Learn more: fall, lap

fall into one's lap

Fig. [for article of abundant amount or usefulness] to be accustomed or accepted to addition after accepting been requested. Some admired aged adornment aloof fell into his lap. His backward mother had kept it hidden for years.Learn more: fall, lap

fall into your lap

drop into your lap

If article acceptable falls into your lap or drops into your lap, you get it after authoritative any effort. Note: In the aboriginal four idioms, `lap' refers to the breadth at the top of your thighs back you are sitting down, area a adolescent would sit. She doesn't absolutely apperceive what to do with the ample cheques that consistently abatement in to her lap. It would not be safe to accept that achievement will bead into our lap at the abutting election.Learn more: fall, lap

fall (or drop) into someone's lap

(of article affable or desirable) appear someone's way after any accomplishment accepting been made.Learn more: fall, lap

drop/fall into somebody’s ˈlap

(informal) be acquired after any effort: A job’s not activity to aloof abatement in your lap, you know. You’ll accept to go out and acquisition one!Learn more: drop, fall, lap

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