treat someone to something
Meaning: To buy something for another person.
Language: English
Literally: (Already vivid in English)
Category: Daily Life
Origin: This expression refers to buying something small and enjoyable for another person, such as a meal or some kind of small outing.
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- turning point — A critical point.
- under the table — Secretly or illegally.
- under the wire — Just in time before a deadline.
- up in arms — Angry or upset.
More English idioms
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- wait for one's ship to come in — When one gets an unexpected lucky gift, especially money.
- walk in someone's shoes — In someone else's situation.
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