to postpone a discussion until a later time in Idioms
to postpone the discussion of something during a meeting in Idioms
to attack a problem with much effort (from American football where one player tackles another player) in Idioms
to go somewhere with someone, to follow along with someone in Idioms
feeling ashamed or beaten in Idioms
a situation where a small part of something controls the larger part in Idioms
to take someone or something as it first appears to be in Idioms
to think that someone or something is important in Idioms
to misunderstand someone or something in Idioms
to win the favor of someone or somewhere, to become popular with a group of people in Idioms
to believe what someone says and act accordingly in Idioms
to startle someone, to surprise someone in Idioms
to reprimand or scold someone who is acting arrogant, to make someone less proud or sure of himself or herself in Idioms
to mistake someone for someone or something in Idioms
to assume that someone is stupid in Idioms
to play a trick on or fool someone, to take unfair advantage of someone in Idioms
to assume that someone is stupid in Idioms
to accept someone without gratitude or as a matter of course in Idioms
to kidnap or seize someone to be a hostage in Idioms
to tell a secret to someone and trust that person to keep the secret in Idioms
