have a thin time (of it) Idiom, Proverb

major (credit)

(See a major)

push me (to the limit)

put pressure on me, bug me too much Don't push me. One more insult and I'll punch you.

that's a crock (of shit)

"that is not true; bullshit; crap" A Mustang is faster than a Corvette? That's a crock!

take (it) （up）on oneself

assume powers beyond what one should超出个人权力范围承担（某事）；擅自
He took it upon himself to cancel the contract without consulting any of his colleagues．他不同任何同事商量就擅自取消了合同。
That fellow takes too much upon himself；anyone would think he was the manager．那个家伙太会自作主张多管事，任何人都会以为他是经理。

off (one/he/she/it) goes!|go|goes|off|off he goes|

v. phr. Said of a person, a vehicle, or a memorable thing who/which has started leaving or moving, both as a statement of fact (declarative assertion) or as a command (imperative). When the boat hit the water in the formal launching ceremony, they cried out simultaneously, "Off she goes!"

have a attenuate time (of it)

To acquaintance challenges, usually due to a abridgement of money. We had such a attenuate time of it aftermost year that we could almost allow to buy groceries. Thank advantage I've assuredly begin a job.Learn more: have, thin, time

have a attenuate time

accept a abject or afflictive time. British informalLearn more: have, thin, time

have a attenuate ˈtime (of it)

(British English, informal) be in an bootless aeon in your business: Small businesses are accepting a attenuate time of it at the moment, and abounding are closing down.Learn more: have, thin, time

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