Idioms
giveaway
something that is given away free, an act of giving something away, an unintential betrayal of a secret or repressed feeling or plan
Our supervisor's speech was a giveaway. Now, I know that he is planning to retire.
given to understand (something)
glad hand
gloss (something) over or gloss over (something)
glutton for punishment
gnash one's teeth
go (someone) one better
go a long way toward (something)
go about one's business
go after (someone)
go after (something)
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in high gear
give (someone) the red-carpet treatment
mad as a hornet
come unglued
by the handful
cash on the barrelhead
in the soup
wait-and-see attitude
on the market
hold one's end of the bargain up
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Nobel Prize
Nobel Prize : Physics
Year : 1951
Name : sir john d. cockroft
Country : great britain.
Name : ernest t. s. walton
Country : ireland.
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