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-- Meaning of P idiom --


 

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Pull someone's leg 
          : Tease someone

Put on airs
          : Pretend to do something to impress someone

Put up with
          : Tolerance with

Put someone up at
          
: Give someone the place to live

Pay through the nose
          : Pay in a very high price

Paint the town red
          : very enjoy nightlife with lots of drinking

Pandora box
          : Going to make mistake that cause huge danger

Pull stringsl
          : Try so hard to influence someone

Pay the piper
        
  : Receive the consequence of what you have done

Play second fiddle to someone
          : Deal with someone who are more important than you

 

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