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| good job Jacool |
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| Something similar is neck and neck. (See the binomials thread.) |
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| some times it is difficult to understand the meaning of an idiom, of course in a foreign language... however, most idioms are same in diffirent languages. Like this, same to a turkish idiom... |
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| ▪ The election went/came (right) down to the wire. [=the election was not decided until the very end] ---------------------------- go, come, etc. (right) down to the wire (informal) if you say that a situation goes down to the wire, you mean that the result will not be decided or known until the very end |
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| I got the right one! Some iddioms you can tell by their words - like it was down to the wire, like at the very end! |
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| I got the wrong one. I tried to analyze the words "down to the wire" and I thought that the race is "arranged/decided through the wire", through telephone before the race is over. |
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