A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
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A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush as they say when you have at least one definite thing in contrast to two uncertain things
It wouldn't take much for me to cancel that trip in fact for two pins I think I will
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it means that if given only the smallest reason or encouragement, you will cancel the trip
Quite honestly I really can't decide which one to choose I'm what you might say in two minds
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It means you are not able to decide
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in two shakes of a lamb's tail is an idiom which means in a very short period of time/very fast/in no time
I'll see to that in two ticks and it'll be all over in a minute
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The meaning of 'in two ticks' is clear in no time, right
You honestly can't tell one twin from another as they are like as two peas in a pod
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exactly the same in appearance, behaviour etc
I worked out the answer in the end by putting two and two together
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If you put two and two together you make a logical connection between two facts
I honestly wouldn't trust either of them. They both think the same way and they're two of a kind===================
two, three etc people or things that are very similar
there are no two ways about it
ّّّّّّّI can see you're angry and want to do the same to them but remember that two wrongs don't make a right
The gang leader told his followers to waste their rivals on the weekend. They are all wanted criminals now
to waste ====to kill
snobbish===la di da
used to describe someone's behaviour when you think they are talking and behaving as if they consider themselves better than other people
a la-di-da attitude