lead a charmed life

Meaning: To be lucky or avoid danger.

Language: English

Literally: (Already vivid in English)

Category: Daily Life

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• clean someone out — To take or steal everything someone has.
• clear the air — To resolve hidden resentment or uncover hidden thoughts.
• climb the walls — To be uneasy or restless.

More English idioms

• climb on the bandwagon — To join the crowd in following a popular position, cause, activity, or fashion.
• close shave — A narrow escape.
• closed-minded — Unwilling to consider new ideas.
• come full circle — To return (figuratively) to a point where one has been before.
• come home to roost — To return to cause trouble.
• clown around — To act silly.

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