(I) spoke too soon Идиома

a fool and his money are soon parted

"a fool will spend all his money quickly; easy come, easy go" After he had spent his fortune, he remembered this saying: A fool and his money are soon parted.

just as soon

would prefer to forget, do not wish to remember I'd just as soon forget the fight with Dwen, eh.

sooner or later

eventually Sooner or later you must pay me back the money so you should do it as soon as possible.

would just as soon

" would ('d) rather; prefer."

as soon as

immediately；the moment一…就…
I'll write to you as soon as I get to Beijing．我一到北京就给你写信。

had had sooner

choose to（do one thing instead of another）；like better to；would prefer to宁可；宁愿
He invited me to the movies，but I had rather go on a picnic with the girls．他邀请我去看电影，但我倒是喜欢跟女孩们去野餐。
I had sooner live in the city than in the countryside．我宁愿住在城里而不愿住在乡村。

had rather/had sooner

had rather sooner

no sooner…than

immediately after…；as soon as刚…就…
I had no sooner left the house than it began to rain．我刚离开家天就下雨了。
No sooner had he entered the office than the telephone rang．他刚进办公室，电话铃就响了。

soon as possible

Idiom(s): (as) soon as possible

Theme: SOON

at the earliest time.
• I'm leaving now. I'll be there as soon as possible.
• Please pay me as soon as possible.

(I) batten too soon

Something that I said has been negated or contradicted (often swiftly). A: "Who's agreeable at anniversary added upstairs?" B: "Well, I anticipation we'd get through a accustomed ancestors dinner, but I assumption I batten too soon!" Aw man, batten too soon—here comes the rain now.Learn more: soon, spoke

I batten too soon.

1. Fig. I am wrong.; I batten afore I knew the facts. Bill: I apperceive I said I would, but I batten too soon. Sue: I anticipation so. John: You said that aggregate would be all right. Jane: I batten too soon. That was afore I abstruse that you had been arrested.
2. Fig. What I had said was aloof now contradicted. Bob: It's alpha to brighten up. I assumption it won't rain afterwards all. John: I'm animated to apprehend that. Bob: Whoops! I batten too soon. I aloof acquainted a raindrop on my cheek. Bill: Thank heavens! Here's John now. Bob: No, that's Fred. Bill: I batten too soon. He abiding looked like John.Learn more: soon, spoke

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soup sth up sound sb out sound as a dollar sort sth out soon as possible son of a gun son of a bitch somewhere to hang one's hat some new blood soft as a baby's bottom sock sth away (have you) changed your mind? (have) got a thing going (with someone) (have) got it going on (have) got something going (with someone) (Holy) Mother of God (I am/was) just wondering. (I am/was) only wondering. (I) can too (I) can't rightly say (I) can't say (as) I have (I) can't say as I do (I) can't say as I do(, can't say as I don't) (I) can't say for sure (I) can't say that I do (I) can't say that I have (I) can't say's I do (I) can't say's I have (I) don't believe I've had the pleasure (I) don't care if I do (I) don't mind if I do (I) hope not (I) hope to see you again (soon/sometime) (I) just want(ed) to mention (something) (I) just want(ed) to tell you (something) (I) love it! (I) spoke too soon (I) told you (so) (I) won't tell a soul (I) would if I could (I) wouldn't (do something) if I were you (I) wouldn't count on it (I) wouldn't want to be in (someone's) shoes (I'd be) happy to (do something) (if the) truth be known (if the) truth be told (if you) sing before breakfast, (you'll) cry before night (if you) sing before breakfast, (you'll) cry before supper (I'll be) hanged if I know! (I'll) be seeing ya (I'll) be seeing you (I'll) see you (again) (real) soon (I'll) see you in another life (I'll) see you in church (I'll) see you in hell! (I'll) see you in the funnies (I'll) see you in the funny pages (I'll) see you in the funny papers (I'll) see you then (I'll) see you tomorrow (I'll) see you when I see you (I'll) smell ya later