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Chambers Universal Learners' Dictionary
... work. tread on someone's toes ( inf) to offend or upset (someone) : / would like
to help to organize the fete but I am afraid to suggest it in case I tread on
someone's toes. tread water to keep oneself afloat in an upright position by
moving the ...
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Oxford Dictionary of English Idioms
The minister smarts, and toes the line. tread on someone's toes: see TREAD. turn
up your toes die. informal 6 This originated as a mid 19th-century expression, a
more elaborate version being turn your toes up to the daisies. toffee not be able ...
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The Nelson Contemporary English Dictionary
... exhilarated tread on someone's heels to follow very closely behind someone
tread on someone's toes (cornsl to offend someone tread water to keep oneself
upright in deep water treadle (tred'll n a pedal operating a potter's wheel etc v (-
ling ...
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The Wordsworth Dictionary of Idioms
tread tread on (someone's) corns see corn. tread on (someone's) toes see toe.
tread water see water. tree a family tree see family. not to be able to see the wood
for the trees see wood. tremble be/go in fear and trembling (of) (esp facet) to be ...
Elizabeth McLaren Kirkpatrick, C. M. Schwarz, 1993
... toes keep Ш be) on one's toes ЗЙШАШЗЯИ! ' tilffifc^ W If tllsJc^fü ( to be alert or
be prepared for difficulty ) ° ШИ step (^c tread) on someone's toes ИШ^И ( to hurt
someone's feelings ) ° things keep changing all the time, we need to keep : 327.
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Cassell's Dictionary of Slang
[1950s] (US Black) to boast, to make (empty) threats. step on one's tongue v. [
1970s] to say something one will regret. step on someone's buzz v. see RAPE
SOMEONE'S BUZZ v. step on someone's toes v. (also tread on someone's toes) ...
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School Essays, Letters & Phrases
TREAD To tread on someone's toes: to annoy someone. / won 't tread on your
toes and so will keep silent about that affair. TRUMPET To blow one's own
teumpet: to speak boastfully After such a victory he is now blowing his own
teumpet.
thumboverthe pages of a thumb index book (tread) on someone's toes to offend;
to encroach on another person's territory to toe the line to obey someone's head
to toe from top to bottom toehold foothold 32. tongue to hold one's tongue to keep
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Chambers School Dictionary
... a tyre which touches the ground □ tread on someone's toes to offend or upset
them □ tread water to keep yourself afloat in an upright position by moving your
arms and legs I tread verb ▻ treads, treading, trodden, trod treadle noun part of a
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July 30: Your daily horoscope
If you tread on someone's toes today the consequences could be painful for both of you! This is one of those occasions when minor differences could escalate ... «The Globe and Mail, 七月 15»
Five Common Mistakes People Make When Telling Jokes
A joke or funny observation can tread on someone's toes because it's related to a sensitive issue that you didn't know about. Your humour won't resonate with ... «Lifehacker Australia, 二月 15»
RIP, Titanosaur
... around Crystal Palace. This titanosaur may well have been a vegetarian, but should it ever accidentally tread on someone's toes, they would certainly feel it. «Telegraph.co.uk, 五月 14»
Narendra Modi about governance, not Hindutva: Manohar Parrikar
A person who is decisive and performs can never be 'Ajatshatru', someone who is accepted by all. A person who performs may have to tread on someone's toes ... «Economic Times, 六月 13»
Review – Jack Reacher
Film adaptations do away with this and provide a singular interpretation that will inevitably tread on someone's toes. As such, Jack Reacher will inevitably make ... «Impact Magazine, 一月 13»
