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The idiom "a dark horse" means an unexpected winner.

It refers to someone who achieves success or wins a competition unexpectedly.

It often surprising others with their abilities or achievements.

A Dark Horse ایسا شخص جو غیر مقبول ہو، اچانک منظر عام پر آئے اور کامیاب ہوجائے

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To say or do something that makes a lot of people angry

• This idiom means creating a disturbance or causing trouble in a peaceful situation.
• It often refers to actions or remarks that provoke strong reactions or controversy.

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A dog-eared bookis an idiom that describes a book with turned-down corners on the pages as a result of frequent use

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The idiom "eyewash" means misleading or deceptive statements, actions, or procedures

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Idiom ” To make amend for” means To compensate for damage

To make amend for is an idiom which means کفارہ اداکرنا

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"A chip off the old block" means someone closely resembles their parent in behavior or traits.

It implies being shaped or influenced by the same "block," like a piece cut from it.

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"To smell a rat" means to sense that something is wrong or suspicious.

It originates from the idea of detecting hidden danger, like a rat in hiding.

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The phrase "to spill the beans" is an idiomatic expression 

Means to reveal a secret or surprise, often accidentally or unintentionally.

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The idiom "To bury the hatchet" means to make peace or resolve a conflict.

It originates from a Native American custom of burying weapons as a sign of truce.

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• The idiomatic expression "to face the music" means to confront an unpleasant situation or to accept the consequences of one's actions.
• It is often used to describe a situation where someone has to deal with the results of their own mistakes or actions.