to make a rod for one's own back [colloquial]

a proverb to describe a person who causes problems / troubles for himself / herself

asking for trouble

get the hang of it

to position one's camera to take a photograph at a certain angle; to take the place / seat [colloquial]

hold onto

taking advantage of one

get one

to take out

to obtain

take away

describes something or someone that is so useless that they should be just dumped into the sea [colloquial]

(adj.) dreadful; awful; terrible; to describe something that is so bad to the extent that it is enough to cause one's death (a gross exaggeration); 'a real killer')(v.) to kill somebody; to take somebody's life; (adverb) extremely; terribly; awfully.

take things

take over

take to do

asking for trouble, get some unnecessary work for themselves

(slang) to ask for trouble; to stew in one's own juice

to bring up unnecessary or trivial topics

describes a person who willingly causes a problem / issue to himself / herself; deserved.

asking for trouble; creating unnecessary work for oneself

get a piece

to describe the act of showing off despite it being unwelcomed

to get a symbolic and lucky meaning

to win all the glory [colloquial]

to speak sarcastically; to take advantage of; to mock somebody when they're having a tough time; literal meaning: to set up a photographic scene

to rub salt into someone's wound [colloquial]

to win all the glory [colloquial]

get the license

to be awarded a prize