Idioms
bear (something) out or bear (out) something
to prove that something is right
Always being late bore out the fact that the man could never continue with one job for a long time.
bear a grudge (against someone)
bear fruit
bear in mind
bear one's cross
bear the brunt of (something)
bear with (someone or something)
beat (someone) to the draw
beat (someone) to the punch
beat (something) into (someone's) head
beat a hasty retreat
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have too many irons in the fire
not all there
one-upmanship
get a slap on the wrist
in (someone's) clutches
get off to a flying start
to beat the band
clear the table
power behind the throne
for all the world
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