to have very great respect for someone in Idioms
to keep someone interested in Idioms
to blame something on someone in Idioms
to keep information or something to or for oneself in Idioms
to be in the same class or level as someone or something (usually used with a negative) in Idioms
to not forgive someone for something, to continue to be angry at someone for something that happened in the past in Idioms
to meet, to have a meeting in Idioms
to have the best chance of winning, to have full control in Idioms
to have the best chance of winning, to have full control in Idioms
to prevent someone from doing something in Idioms
to act like a king or queen among his or her subjects in Idioms
to keep control of someone or something in Idioms
to have and keep a job in Idioms
to offer something, to propose something in Idioms
to speak in public, to talk about something in Idioms
to keep someone away by force in Idioms
to delay something, to not begin something in Idioms
