Can I see you again Idiom, Proverb

against all odds

not likely to happen, a slim chance Against all odds - poor weather, student pilot - we landed safely.

against the grain

against the natural way, rub the wrong way Some words go against the grain. Their spellings aren't natural.

at it again

doing it again, back at it That dog is at it again - barking in the middle of the night.

beat your head against a stone wall

try an impossible task, work on a futile project Preventing war is like beating your head against a stone wall.

come again

what did you say? beg your pardon? "When I asked Grandpa if he liked the soup, he said, ""Come again?"""

dead set against

strongly opposed to, down with She's dead set against abortion as a means of birth control.

dead set against something

determined not to do something They are dead set against their son going to Europe for a year.

everything old is new again

fashions and trends are repeated or revived Hey, if miniskirts are back, everything old is new again!

go against the grain

oppose the natural way, do it the hard way Moe has always been perverse - always going against the grain.

have two strikes against one

have things working against one, be in a difficult situation He already has two strikes against him and it will be very difficult for him to get the job.

Can I see you again?

A phrase, about announced afterwards a date, that conveys the speaker's adventurous absorption in the listener. I absolutely enjoyed our date tonight—can I see you afresh sometime?Learn more: can, see

Could I see you again?

and Can I see you again?; May I see you again?Could we go out afresh sometime? Tom: I had a admirable time, Mary. Can I see you again? Mary: Call me tomorrow, Tom. Good night. "Could I see you again?" decrepit Tom, addled with the abracadabra of her kiss.Learn more: could, see

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have the floor have the last laugh have things in hand have to have to do with have to go have to go some have to hand it to you have two strikes against one have what it takes have you for breakfast have you over have your cake and eat it, too have your period haven't got a hope haven't got a hope in hell haven't got the stomach for it campus campy can can (do something) on (one's) ear can (just) whistle for (something) can (someone) can barely hear (oneself) think can but can carry a tune can count on the fingers of one hand Can do can do something standing on your head can do with can drive a truck through something can hardly hear (oneself) think Can I be excused? Can I call you? Can I come in? Can I get by, please? Can I have (one) call you? Can I have a lift? Can I have a word with you? Can I help you? Can I join you? Can I leave a message? can I see you again Can I see you again? Can I see you in my office? Can I speak to (one)? Can I speak to ? Go to Could I speak to Can I take a message? Can I take your order? Can I tell (one) who's calling? Can I use your powder room? Can I/we have the bill? Can I/we have the check? can it Can it! can kiss (something) goodbye can of corn can of worms can of worms, it's a/like opening a can see (from) a mile off can take (something) to the bank can take it to the bank can talk the hind leg(s) off a donkey can talk the legs off an iron pot can talk under water can too Can we continue this later? can whistle for