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List of English Language Idioms and Phrases which starting with t
take a back seat
take a beating
take a hike
take a leaf out of life, book
take a leaf out of someone else's book
take a rain check
take a swing
take aback
take breath away
take care
take cue from
take effect
take for a ride
take for granted
take heart
take into account
take it on the chin
take name in vain
take on
take over
take stock
take the bull by the horns
take the edge off
take the flack
take turns
take up the cudgels
take with a grain of salt
takes two to tango
tall poppy
tall story
tar with the same brush
taste of own medicine
tasted blood
teach an old dog new tricks
tear-jerking
that's the last straw
that’s the way the cookie crumbles
the ball is in court
the ball rolling
the bare bones
the benefit of the doubt
the best is yet to come
the best of both worlds
the better of
the bigger they are the harder they fall
the bottom line
the brains behind
the buck stops here, with
the bull in the bowler hat
the calm before the storm
the cat's whiskers
the chattering classes
the corridors of power
the course of true love never did run smooth
the devil is beating his wife
the devil is in the detail
the die is cast
the early bird catches the worm
the eleventh hour
the good china
the head honcho
the last straw
the last thing I want
the life and soul of the party
the lion's share
the lion’s den
the meat in the sandwich
the other side of the coin
the pen is mightier than the sword
the sky is the limit
the smell of an oily rag
the squeaky wheel gets the grease
the tail wagging the dog
the word is out
there’s no place like home
there’s no such thing as a free lunch
there’s no time like the present
think outside the box
third time’s a charm
third wheel or fifth wheel
those three little words
three cheers for
through thick and thin
throw caution to the wind
throw caution to the winds
throw down the gauntlet
throw dust in eyes
throw in the towel
throw the baby out with the bathwater
throw to the wolves
throw under the bus
thumb through something
tick off
tickled pink
tide over
tie the knot
tight-lipped
tighten belt
till doomsday
time after time
time and again
time flies
time flies when you're having fun
time will tell
tip of the iceberg
title
to a T
to be in someone else's shoes
to be in the doghouse
to be next in line
to be on ice
to be on thin ice
to be up against it
to bite off more than you can chew
to bubble over
to carry a torch for someone
to fall on your sword
to get bent out of shape
to give a lift
to go down like a lead balloon
to have a whale of a time
to have your eye on the ball
to heart’s content
to make matters worse
to pump iron
to sail through something
to say a few words
to see red
to see the back of
to steal someone's thunder
to the core
to the nines
to turn over a new leaf
to wear different hats
toll or sound the death knell
tom, dick and harry
tongue in cheek
too close for comfort
too close to call
too many cooks spoil the broth
toot one’s own horn
top dog
topsy-turvy
toss-up
touch off
treasure trove
treat like dirt
trouble shared is trouble halved
troubled waters
turn a blind eye
turn a deaf ear
turn against
turn aside
turn back on
turn out
turn over a new leaf
turn the tables
turn turtle
turning point
twenty-three skidoo
twist arm
twist of fate
two heads are better than one
two peas in a pod
two wrongs don’t make a right
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