to be in charge in Idioms
to spend money recklessly, to use up something wastefully in Idioms
to read or practice something from the beginning to the end without stopping in Idioms
to amount to a certain amount of money in Idioms
to become wornout and uncared for in Idioms
to pull something up on a rope in Idioms
to encounter something in Idioms
to approach someone or something by running in Idioms
to implement something (to take a ball in a football game and run with it) in Idioms
ordinary, usual in Idioms
a game of chance in which one bullet is placed in a revolver and the cartridge is spun and the player aims the gun at his head and pulls the trigger in Idioms
a potentially dangerous situation in Idioms
to find and prepare some food or something in Idioms
unhappy about something but having learned something from the experience in Idioms
to give someone something undesirable or difficult to deal with in Idioms
to be safe or healthy in Idioms
to feel safe by being surrounded by a large number of people in Idioms
