to not take care of oneself in Idioms
to make some kind of noise or sound in Idioms
to dismiss someone from a class or practice in Idioms
to make clothes bigger or looser in Idioms
to allow something to go out or escape in Idioms
to allow something to be known, to tell something in Idioms
to allow a rope to slip out little by little in Idioms
to not make trouble if you do not have to in Idioms
to reveal a secret in Idioms
to lose the opportunity for something in Idioms
to not worry about the results of your actions in Idioms
to ignore the things that one is supposed to do in Idioms
to stop working too hard, to take the pressure off someone or something in Idioms
to leave things as they are in Idioms
the literal interpretation or the words of a law but not necessarily the intent of those who wrote the law in Idioms
to direct something (a remark or criticism) at someone in Idioms
an environment where two groups/companies/countries are given an equal opportunity for something in Idioms
to be honest with someone in Idioms
sensible, practical, showing good judgement in Idioms
