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Idiom-(by the skin on one’s teeth/be head over heels)

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1. by the skin on one’s teeth

- narrow escape; barely succeed


Eg. On Discovery channel, I saw a gazelle escape a cheetah just by skin of its teeth. How lucky is it!


 

2. be head over heels

- very into; like something or someone a lot


Eg. Her boss is absolutely head over heels for her new business sales plan.


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