do the Dutch イディオム
Dutch treat
go Dutch
Dutch Master
in Dutch
Idiom(s): in Dutch (with sb)Theme: TROUBLE
in trouble with someone. (Informal. In can be replaced with into.)
• I'm in Dutch with my parents for my low grades.
• You're in Dutch quite a bit.
• Don't get into Dutch with anyone.
Dutch uncle
Idiom(s): Dutch uncleTheme: PEOPLE
a man who gives frank and direct advice to someone in the manner of a parent or relative.
• I would not have to lecture you like a Dutch uncle if you were not so extravagant.
• He acts more like a Dutch uncle than a husband. He's forever telling her what to do in public.
Dutch courage
Idiom(s): Dutch courageTheme: COURAGE
unusual or artificial courage arising from the influence of alcohol.
• It was Dutch courage that made the football fan attack the policeman.
• It will take a bit of Dutch courage to make an after-dinner speech.
Dutch auction
Idiom(s): Dutch auctionTheme: COMMERCE
an auction or sale that starts off with a high asking price that is then reduced until a buyer is found.
• Dutch auctions are rare—most auctioneers start with a lower price than they hope to obtain.
• My real estate agent advised me to ask a reasonable price for my house rather than get involved with a Dutch auction.
Double Dutch
(UK) If something is double Dutch, it is completely incomprehensible.Dutch wife
A Dutch wife is a long pillow or a hot water bottle.beat all|Dutch|beat|beat the Dutch
v. phr., informal To be strange or surprising. John found a box full of money buried in his garage. Doesn't that beat all! It beats the Dutch how Tom always makes a basket.do the Dutch
slang To accomplish suicide. The calumniating use of the chat "Dutch" is a advertence to the angry animosity amid the English and the Dutch in the 17th century. After her babe died, we were afraid that Mary ability be tempted to do the Dutch.Learn more: Dutchdo the Dutch
accomplish suicide. North American informal Dutch is abbreviate for ‘the Dutch act’: allegedly in the 19th century, back the announcement originated, the Dutch had a acceptability in America for attempting suicide.Learn more: Dutch
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