Idioms Starting with "T"

To make a small sacrifice in order to achieve a larger goal.

To dampen enthusiasm or excitement.

To become very upset or angry, often unexpectedly.

To cause a disruption or problem in a plan or process.

to cause a disruption or problem in a plan or process

This phrase is not a recognized idiom and may be a misinterpretation.

to take a risk without worrying about the consequences

to act recklessly and ignore potential dangers

to discourage or dampen enthusiasm for something

to issue a challenge

to continue investing in a failing situation

to place someone in a difficult or challenging situation without preparation