At all costs = at any costs: to do everything you can to achie | Ingliz tilini o'rganamiz
At all costs = at any costs: to do everything you can to achieve something regardless of the difficulty, and expense involved.
His dream is to become a great lawyer at all costs. They were determined to win the game at any cost!
As easy as pie: very easy.
The test is as easy as pie. Searching for beautiful flower images online is as easy as pie nowadays. After so many years as an English teacher, doing taxes is as easy as pie for me!
A drop in the ocean: a very small amount compared to what is required or needed.
The amount of money that he gave me last night is just a drop in the oceancompared to what I needed. I feel what I am doing is just a drop in the ocean.
Actions speak louder than words: used for expressing that what you do something is more important than just talking about it.
He usually talks about the importance of charity but never does anything. Actions speak louder than words Because actions speak louder than words, do not talk much, just act.
A hot potato: a controversial topic, issue or situation. Money policy is fast becoming a hot potato.
The issues of abortion and tax have become real hot potatoes in my country these days!
Against the clock: to do something quickly to finish it before a particular time.
She is working against the clock to finish her essay by today. We have to work against the clock to meet the deadline (to finish the project on time.
A rip-off: something that is unreasonably expensive.
We shouldn’t have spent so much. That’s a rip-off! $60 for a cup of coffee is a complete rip-off.
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