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  • [Have mixed feelings or have mixed emotions] The parents had mixed feelings when their daughter left for college.
    Be unsure of how you feel
  • [Give it a shot] Example: Lucy was afraid to rollerskate, but I told her to five it a shot.
    Try to do something
  • [It's in the bag] We knew that Mary's team had it in the bag to win the game.
    it's a certainty
  • [Down to the wire] Example: With the deadline coming up and her project not finished, Genesis new it would be down to the wire to get it done.
    At the last minute
  • [As easy as ABC] Example: I thought the assignment was as easy as ABC.
    Something is very easy
  • [Draw a blank] Jose drew a blank when it was his line in the play.
    Can not remember
  • [Fill in the blanks] You are going to have to fill in the blanks if you want me at the surprise party.
    Provide more information
  • [A gray area] Example: It's a gray area of the law.
    Something that is unclear
  • [Call it a day] We worked hard today, let's call it a day.
    Time to quit
  • [Cool as a cucumber] Mary remained cool as a cucumber during her singing performance.
    To be very calm under stress
  • [Crack a book] Example: You might want to crack a book if you want to get a good grade on the test.
    Open a book and study
  • [Get your act together] I need you to get your act together or I will have to ask you to leave.
    Behave properly
  • [In the same boat] None of us had enough money to go to the movie, so we were all in the same boat.
    Be in the same situation
  • [Get a kick out of it] Example: She got a kick out of going to the water park.
    Really enjoy or like something
  • [A rip-off] Example: The new video game was a rip-off.
    Too expensive
  • [In hot water] Many of the football coaches are in hot water for not wearing masks during the game.
    Be in trouble
  • [Have second thoughts] Example: Julian had second thoughts about diving off the cliff.
    Have doubts