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rug Идиома

a downer (drug)

a drug that relaxes you, a sedative Before bedtime he took a downer to help him relax and sleep.

do drugs

use drugs, take drugs They don't hire people who do drugs. No way.

downer (drug)

(See a downer)

on drugs

using drugs, do drugs """Do you know he's on drugs?"" ""Yes. His eyes look blank."""

pull the rug out

take away your help, remove your support, leave you holding the bag Some insurance companies pull the rug out from under you when you file a claim.

pull the rug out from under

spoil someone

rug up

dress warmly, bundle up Rug up, my dear. It's winter in Winnipeg!

shrug it off

not let it affect you or bother you He was hurt by the remark, but he shrugged it off and kept working.

shrug off

not be bothered or hurt by something, disregard She is a little mean but we always just shrug off her comments.

snug as a bug in a rug

warm and comfortable, cocoon In this nice apartment, you'll be snug as a bug in a rug.

sweep under the rug

hide or dismiss casually They always sweep their problems under the rug and never want to discuss them.

take drugs

use drugs, do drugs When I take that drug, I feel sick at my stomach.

struggle to the death

Idiom(s): struggle to the death

Theme: CHALLENGE

a bitter struggle to the end or to death.
• The wolf and the elk fought in a struggle to the death.
• I had a terrible time getting my car started. It was a struggle to the death, but it finally started.

drug on the market

Idiom(s): drug on the market

Theme: ABUNDANCE

on the market in great abundance; a glut on the market.
• Right now, small computers are a drug on the market.
• Ten years ago, small transistor radios were a drug on the market.

sweep sth under the rug

Idiom(s): sweep something under the carpet AND sweep something under the rug

Theme: DECEPTION

to try to hide something unpleasant, shameful, etc., from the attention of others.
• The boss said he couldn't sweep the theft under the carpet, that he'd have to call in the police.
• Roger had a tendency to sweep all the problems under the rug.

Snug as a bug in a rug.

Feeling very comfortable.

Cut a rug

To cut a rug is to dance.

Lie like a rug

If someone lies like a rug, they lie to the point where it becomes obvious that they're lying.

pull the rug out from under|pull|rug

v. phr., informal To withdraw support unexpectedly from; to spoil the plans of. Bill thought he would be elected, but his friends pulled the rug out from under him and voted for Vin. We were planning a vacation, but the baby's illness pulled the rug out from under us.

shrug away|shrug|shrug off

v. To act as if you are not interested and do not care about something; not mind; not let yourself be bothered or hurt by. Alan shrugged off our questions; he would not tell us what had happened. Muriel shrugged away every attempt to comfort her. The ballplayer shrugged off the booing of the fans. Jim cut his hand but he tied a cloth around it and shrugged it away.

snug as a bug in a rug|a bug in a rug|as a bug in

adj. phr. Comfortable; cozy. "Are you warm enough?" the boy's mother asked. "Yeah," he replied, "I'm snug as a bug in a rug."

sweep under the rug|rug|sweep

v. phr. To hide or dismiss casually (something one is ashamed of or does not know what to do about). In many places, drug abuse by school children is swept under the rug.

drug

drug
drug on the market
a commodity for which there is little or no demand because the supply is so plentiful

rug

rug
see pull the rug out from under; sweep under the rug. Also see under carpet.

shrug

shrug
shrug off
to dismiss or disregard in a carefree way

shrug one's shoulders

shrug one's shoulders
Show indecision or indifference, as in When I asked her if she minded staying home, she just shrugged her shoulders. This redundant idiom—shrug means “to raise and contract the shoulders”—dates from about 1450.

More Idioms/Phrases

show the white feather show to advantage shower shrift shrinking violet, a shrug shrug one's shoulders shudder shuffle shut

English Vocalbulary

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