Just deal with it. In 18 more years you can get another sports car, but
for now we need something bigger and safer for our growing family.
* deal
with it: to accept the consequences of something
ex> She just doesn’t love you
anymore, so you’ll have to learn to deal with it.
It’s not like we’re strapped for cash. Come on, honey! Why do I have to suffer for
this?
* strapped
for cash: lacking money
ex> Tim was strapped for cash,
so he decided to sell one of his cars.
You’re suffering? I’m the one carrying
this baby inside of me along with an extra 10 kilos of blubber! You don’t have any room to talk.
* have
no room to talk: to be in no position morally to speak about something; be
guilty of what one is speaking about
ex> You have no room to talk
when it comes to money – you’ve been broke for the last year.
Sounds like you have the makings of a great dad – changing his diapers, keeping him
clean, checking his temperature…
* have
the makings of: to have the necessary qualities to become something
ex> That boy has the makings of
a great scientist if he keeps studying.
* thrilled
to bits: extremely pleased
ex> My parents were thrilled to
bits when I was accepted into their alma mater.
Let’s take this down to the dealership
and see how much we can get for a trade-in.
* trade-in: 보상 판매
[u1]= over
the moon; on cloud nine; trickled pink
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