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1not put it past someone — not put it past (someone) to not be surprised if someone does something unacceptable. Jenny wouldn t put it past Jess to turn Lester in to the FBI and claim the reward. She had a great imagination, and I wouldn t put it past her to make the whole …
2not put it past — (someone) to not be surprised if someone does something unacceptable. Jenny wouldn t put it past Jess to turn Lester in to the FBI and claim the reward. She had a great imagination, and I wouldn t put it past her to make the whole matter up …
3not put a foot wrong — phrase to do nothing wrong and not make any mistakes During two days of tough interviews, he never put a foot wrong. Thesaurus: to do something well or better than someone elsesynonym Main entry: foot …
4not put your finger on something — not put your finger on sth idiom to not be able to identify what is wrong or different about a particular situation • There was something odd about him but I couldn t put my finger on it. Main entry: ↑fingeridiom …
5not put a foot wrong — (not) put a foot wrong British & Australian to not make any mistakes. Angie has always been good at her job, she never puts a foot wrong …
6not put it past — ► not put it past believe to be capable of doing something wrong or rash. Main Entry: ↑past …
7not put a foot wrong — to do nothing wrong and not make any mistakes During two days of tough interviews, he never put a foot wrong …
8not put it past someone — believe someone to be capable of doing something wrong or rash I wouldn t put it past him to slip something into the drinks …
9not put a foot wrong — to not make any mistakes. The author never puts a foot wrong as she tells this tangled story filled with complex characters …
10would not put it past him — would not put it past him, etc (informal) I, etc regard him, etc as (esp morally) capable of (some action disapproved of) ● past …
