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NOUN   an idiom | idioms
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SYNO   idiom | idiomatic expression ... 
lettvint {adj}a piece of cake [coll.] [idiom]
splittergal {adj} [uform.] [nedsett.](as) mad as a hatter [postpos.] [coll.] [pej.] [idiom]
splittergal {adj} [uform.] [nedsett.](as) nutty as a fruitcake [postpos.] [coll.] [pej.] [idiom]
ufattbar {adj}beyond belief [idiom]
Verbs
Unverified  lure, svindle, jukse eller urettferdig frata en; å sette en i en ulempe eller i en vanskelig posisjon, spesielt en urettferdig eller egoistisk måte.]to screw sb. over [idiom]
å forsterke noeto beef up sth. [coll.] [idiom]
å klikke [uform.] [miste besinnelsen]to fly off the handle [Am.] [coll.] [idiom]
å overleveto make it [idiom] [to survive]
Unverified å såre noento do a number on sb [idiom]
Unverified å skade noen/noeto do a number on sb./sth. [idiom]
2 Words: Others
etter boka {adv} [idiom] [forskriftsmessig]by the book [idiom] [by following the official rules very strictly]
noe koster skjorta [uform.] [idiom]sth. is very expensive
veldig lett {adv}a piece of cake [coll.] [idiom]
2 Words: Verbs
Unverified å blåse i noe [uform.]to not give a damn about sth. [coll.] [idiom]
å drite penger [vulg.] [idiom]to be made of money [idiom]
å jernteppe [idiom]to have a blackout
å falle for noen [idiom]  forelske seg i noen]to fall for sb. [idiom] [to fall in love with sb.]
å følge strømmen [idiom]to go with the flow [idiom]
å bananas [uform.] [idiom]to get wild
å bananas [uform.] [idiom]to go bananas [coll.] [idiom]
å bananas [uform.] [idiom]to go crazy [coll.]
å bananas [uform.] [idiom]to go mad [act wildly]
å bananas [uform.] [idiom]to go nuts [coll.] [act wildly]
å bananas [uform.] [idiom]to lose it [coll.] [idiom]
å gjennom noe [idiom]to go through sth. [idiom]
å vest [uform.] [idiom]  dø]to go west [coll.] [idiom] [to die]
å gi alt [idiom]to give everything [idiom]
å gi alt [idiom]to give it all [to give everything] [idiom]
sport å gi løype [idiom][to give way to sb. coming from behind on the track at a higher speed]
å gire etter noe [uform.]to be up for sth. [idiom] [to be avid for sth.]
å miste ansikt [idiom]to lose (one's) face [idiom]
å miste vettet [idiom]to lose one's mind [idiom]
å møte veggen [idiom]to get a burnout
sport å parkere bussen [idiom]  spille defensivt]to park the bus [idiom] [to defend without trying to attack]
å se lyset [idiom]  forstå noe du ikke forsto før]to see the light [idiom] [to understand sth. you did not understand before]
jobber å si opp noento give sb. the sack [coll.] [idiom]
å sone ut [uform.] [idiom] [miste konsentrasjonen; falle ut av det som skjer]to zone out [coll.] [idiom] [to become unfocused; to become oblivious to one's surroundings]
å tape andlet [uform.] [idiom]to lose (one's) face [idiom]
å tape ansikt [idiom]to lose (one's) face [idiom]
å trå varsomt [idiom]to tread lightly [idiom] [proceed carefully]
å være fornuftigto stand to reason [idiom]
3 Words: Others
helt trynet {adj} [uform.] [idiotisk] [idiom]completely bonkers [coll.] [pej.]
lovens lange arm [uttrykk]the long arm of the law [idiom]
ved høylys dag {adv} [idiom]in broad daylight [idiom]
3 Words: Verbs
å bite i graset [idiom]to loose
å bite i graset [idiom]to surrender
å bite i graset [idiom]to find oneself overcome
å bite i gresset [idiom]to loose
å bite i gresset [idiom]to surrender
å bite i gresset [idiom]to find oneself overcome
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