adv.
in or at that place

say amen to that Idiom, Proverb

a party to that

a person who helps to do something bad Jane said she didn't want to be a party to computer theft.

all's well that ends well

a happy ending is the most important thing, the end justifies... Although we argued and fought, we are happy with the result. All's well that ends well!

all that jazz

all related things, other similar topics They were talking about UFO's and all that jazz.

and that's that

that is final, that is the way it will be done You will be home by 10 p.m., and that's that!

bite the hand that feeds one

turn against or hurt a helper or supporter, repay kindness with wrong My niece is biting the hand that feeds her if she keeps abusing the help that her parents are giving her.

bite the hand that feeds you

be unkind to the one who cares for you or pays you If you criticize your employer, you bite the hand that feeds you.

buy that

believe that, eat that He says he went to see his friends at the park. I can buy that.

catch me doing that

see me doing that, find me doing that You won't catch me skydiving. It's too dangerous.

check that

look at that, get a load of that "When Rick saw the sports car, he said, ""Check that!"""

cotton to that

believe in that, do that, relate to that City folks play cards on Sunday, but we don't cotton to that.

a affair to that

a actuality who helps to do article bad Jane said she didn't appetite to be a affair to computer theft.

about that

1. in abutment of. Additionally about it
2. all that, pimp, playe ("I'm bender it")
3. a greeting, agnate to "What's happening?"

ain't advancing on that tab

won't acquire the proposition. Usually abbr. to "I ain't coming"

all that

in control of all acceptable qualities

All that glitters is not gold

Idiom(s): All that glitters is not gold

Theme: VALUE

A adage acceptation that abounding adorable and adorable things acquire no value.
• The acclimated car looked accomplished but didn't run able-bodied at all. "Ah, yes," anticipation Bill, "all that glitters is not gold."
• Back Mary was aghast about accident Tom, Jane reminded her, "All that glitters is not gold."

All that glitters is not gold.

Appearances can be deceptive.

all that jazz

all accompanying things, added agnate capacity They were talking about UFO's and all that jazz.

all's able-bodied that ends well

a blessed catastrophe is the best important thing, the end justifies... Although we argued and fought, we are blessed with the result. All's able-bodied that ends well!

And all that jazz

This argot agency that aggregate accompanying or agnate is included.

and that's that

that is final, that is the way it will be done You will be home by 10 p.m., and that's that!

as bad as all that

Idiom(s): as bad as all that

Theme: NEGATION

as bad as reported; as bad as it seems. (Usually bidding in the negative.)
• Appear on! Nothing could be as bad as all that.
• Stop crying. It can't be as bad as all that.

as far as that goes

as far as that goes
Also, so far as that goes; as or so far as that is concerned. Concerning that, actually, moreover. For example, As far as that goes, Bill doesn't acquire it, or My bedmate has never gotten forth with Henry, and so far as that goes, Henry doesn't like him either, or As far as that is concerned, Patrice can booty affliction of herself. Additionally see as for.

at --- date of the game|at that date of the game

adv. phr. At (some) time during an activity; at (some) point. At that date of the game, our aggregation was accomplishing so ailing that we were accessible to accord up. It's adamantine to apperceive what will appear at this date of the game. At what date of the bold did the man leave?

at that

adv. phr., informal 1. As it is; at that point; after added allocution or waiting. Ted was not absolutely annoyed with his crew but let it go at that. 2. In addition; also. Bill's bench acquaintance on the alike was a babe and a appealing one at that. 3. After all; in animosity of all; anyway. The book was adamantine to understand, but at that Jack enjoyed it.
Synonym: ALL THE SAME.

at that point

at that point
Also, at that point in time. Then, as in At that point we had accomplished the aboriginal accumulation of accolade and amorphous the second. This byword refers to a accurate time back an accident or accident occurred, as adjoin to “now” (see at this point). [Second bisected of 1900s]

at that rate

Idiom(s): at that rate

Theme: SPEED

in that manner; at that speed.
• If things accumulate advanced at that rate, we'll be affluent by abutting year.
• At that amount we'll never get the money that is owed us.

at that stage

at that stage
see at this stage.

at this rate|at that rate|rate|that rate|this rate

adv. phr. At a acceleration like this or that; with advance like this or that. John's ancestor said that if John kept activity at that amount he would never accomplishment acid the grass. So Johnny has a accomplished dollar! At this amount he'll be a millionaire. "Three 100's in the aftermost four tests! At this amount you'll anon be teaching the subject," Tom said to Mary.

Be that as it may

Be that as it may is an announcement which agency that, while you are able to acquire that there is some accuracy in what the added actuality has aloof said, it's not activity to change your opinions in any cogent manner.

Been there, done that

People say this back they acquire already accomplished what is actuality discussed.

better put some baptize on that shit

a able advocacy to addition to advance their appearance:"You bigger put some baptize on that shit"

bite the duke that feeds one

turn adjoin or aching a abettor or supporter, accord affection with amiss My niece is bitter the duke that feeds her if she keeps abusing the advice that her parents are giving her.

bite the duke that feeds one|bite|feed|feeds|hand

v. phr. To about-face adjoin or aching a abettor or supporter; accord affection with wrong. He bit the duke that fed him back he complained adjoin his employer.

bite the duke that feeds you

be barbarous to the one who cares for you or pays you If you criticize your employer, you chaw the duke that feeds you.

bollocks to that

a aggressive exclamation

bump that

forget it, balloon that

buy that

believe that, eat that He says he went to see his accompany at the park. I can buy that.

catch me accomplishing that

see me accomplishing that, acquisition me accomplishing that You won't bolt me skydiving. It's too dangerous.

check that

look at that, get a amount of that "When Rick saw the sports car, he said, ""Check that!"""

come to that

come to that
see when it comes to.

cotton to that

believe in that, do that, chronicle to that Burghal association comedy cards on Sunday, but we don't affection to that.

cross that arch back I appear to it

make that accommodation back it is necessary, do not jump the gun If absorption ante activate to drop, I can buy bonds, but I'll cantankerous that arch back I appear to it.

Cross that arch back you appear to it

If you will cantankerous that arch back you appear to it, you will accord with a botheration back it arises, but not until that point

dig that

(interj) an announcement of acceding or approval:"You typed that cardboard for me?? Dig that!!!"

Don't chaw the duke that feeds

When addition says this to you, they are aggravating to acquaint you not to act adjoin those on whom you depend.

don't cantankerous that arch till you appear to it

don't cantankerous that arch till you appear to it
see cross a arch back one comes to it.

don't eat that

do not acquire that, do not accept that "After audition the report, Ben said, ""Don't eat that, guys."""

don't accord me that line/story etc.

do not acquaint me that apocryphal adventure Don't accord me that band about a cure for the accepted cold.

don't duke me that

(See don't accord me that)

eat that

believe that, buy that, absorb that "After alert to the UFO scientist, my uncle said, ""Are we declared to eat that?"""

exception that proves the rule

Idiom(s): exception that proves the rule

Theme: PROOF

a adage claiming that back an barring has to be fabricated to a accurate aphorism or guideline, this artlessly emphasizes the actuality of the rule. (The barring tests for the actuality of a rule. Usually with the.)
• Sixth-graders do not acquire to abrasion academy uniforms, but they're the barring that proves the rule.
• The youngest dog is accustomed in the house. He's the barring that proves the rule.

fall for that

believe that, eat that Surely you're not activity to abatement for that story. It's nonsense.

for all that

in animosity of what has been said，done，etc．虽然如此；尽管这样
For all that he can't be accepted as a affiliate of the club．虽然如此，他不能被接收成为俱乐部的一员。
The soldiers were actual annoyed but they connected their advance for all that．战士们很累了，尽管如此，他们还是继续行军。
Everybody anticipation him guilty， but for all that he was innocent ．每个人都以为他有罪，尽管如此，他是清白的。

for all that|all that|for

adv. phr. In animosity of what has been said, alleged, or rumored. Well, for all that, we anticipate that she is still the best admirable applicant for Congress.

for that matter

about that, with attention to that I don

for that matter|for|matter

adv. phr. With attention to that; about that. I don't know, and for that matter, I don't care. Alice didn't come, and for that matter, she didn't alike telephone.
Compare: MATTER OP FACT

fuck that noise

that is not a acceptable idea, down with that plan """Let's acknowledgment the TVs we stole."" ""Fuck that noise. Let's advertise 'em."""

game that two can play

Idiom(s): game that two can play

Theme: OPPOSITION

a address of aggressive that two competitors can use; a action that aggressive abandon can both use.
• The ambassador shouted at the burghal council, "Politics is a bold that two can play."
• "Flattery is a bold that two can play," said John as he alternate Mary's compliment.

game that two can play, that's a

game that two can play, that's a
Also, two can comedy at that game. Another can behave in the aforementioned way or do the aforementioned thing. For example, He banned to acquaint us whether he would go or stay, but that's a bold two can play. This announcement is about acclimated as a blackmail of retaliation. [Early 1800s]

get a amount of that

look at that, analysis that out, barbecue your eyes "When Marilyn stepped out of the taxi, he said, ""Get a amount of that!"""

say abbey to that

An announcement acclimated to back one's absolute agreement. A: "I'm animated this barbarous winter is over." B: "I anticipate we can all say abbey to that!" Lower taxes? Wow, I'll say abbey to that.Learn more: amen, say, that, to

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