3 Questions
Which phrase means that everything was working perfectly without any issues?
Didn't skip a beat
Which phrase means to use every available means to achieve a goal?
Pull out all the stops
Which phrase means to have all possible extra features or options?
All the bells and whistles
Study Notes
Idiomatic Expressions
- "To run like clockwork" means that everything was working perfectly without any issues.
- "To stop at nothing" means to use every available means to achieve a goal, no matter what it takes.
- "To have all the bells and whistles" means to have all possible extra features or options.
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