* out of line: inappropriate; against rules of conduct
ex> Kevin received a detention for being out of line in class.
* throw good money after bad: to waste money in an attempt to recover earlier losses
ex> Don’t throw good money after bad: the new software version won’t be much better.
* over the long haul: eventually; after much time
ex> A new fridge will save us money over the long haul.
* shell out: to spend (money)
ex> They’re nice shoes, but it’s a lot to shell out.
ex> The city government had to shell out more than expected for snow removal.
* wise beyond one’s years: wiser than is typical for one’s age
ex> Our middle daughter is wise beyond her years.
* not one’s cup of tea: not appealing or attractive to one
ex> My brother likes basketball, but it’s not my cup of tea.
ex> Sushi is not my cup of tea, but I’m sure there’ll be something else on the menu.
@ I see what you’re saying: 무슨 말인지 알겠다.
~ getting at. /~ driving at. /I understand ~
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