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A chip off the old block
From Idioms and Phrases · English Language Competence Test
A chip off the old block
To cut the cackle
He intends <u><em>setting up</em></u> as a lawyer in the adjoining district.
I hope it will not <u><em>put you out</em></u> If I am late.
To hit the jackpot
We should guard against our <u><em>green-eyed</em></u> friends.
His father advised him to be <u><em>fair and square</em></u> in his dealings lest he should fall…
How long will the people <u><em>put up with</em></u> the increasing economic hardships?