kill two birds with one stone

describes the situation where if someone has tried his / her luck for many times (normally in doing unpleasant things), then one day, he / she most probably will get caught or encounter a negative outcome; literally 'if you go up the mountain often you'll eventually encounter a tiger'

not worth it

Rare

must not

Have to

unable to do

tremendous

cannot comprehend

not deserve a peaceful death, to curse someone to die terrifyingly

remains unknown

missing (feeling)

(verb) Be not see

able to do anything

terrific; extraordinary

outstanding

to make a loss or gain at the same time

trustworthy

Worth it

can, can do, able to do; work; helpful; ready

steal a moment’s peace

get along well with one

first come first served

it is possible to enter; it is possible to put in [colloquial]

skillful enough to make good cusines but also presentable and elegant enough to entertain guests, a phrase to describe women who are good with housework and presentable at the same time [written and colloquial]

to be born under a good sign; to lead a lucky life [colloquial]

unable; cannot (spoken)

non-negotiable (spoken)

(adjective) perfect; flawless; excellent; impeccable

no change (monetary change when buying something) available [colloquial]