finish in one sentence (spoken)

describes the feeling of finally managing to resolve the issue or problem (dark clouds on the sky– which finally disappear [negative]) and feeling relieved again (seeing the sun which is sunny and bright again [positive])

lit. the sky is well-lit, meaning things turn out all good eventually

seen all at one glance

loss of a skill once mastered

messy; confused

very messy, chaotic

messy; chaotic [colloquial]

exhaust all

to be under the constant glare of others; to be constantly under the watchful eyes of others [colloquial]

to pose as a big shot; to put on a front; to pretend to be 'in the know' [colloquial – dated, not in use so commonly nowadays]

all gone

to run out of ideas; no way out; nothing can be done

one who has lost facial expression or interest

total embarrassment; a complete loss of face [colloquial]

to make a reputation for oneself beyond expectations [colloquial]

become famous

add all

to go all out

compatible

describes when a rumour has been spread wide and far [colloquial]

Cheat all the people

thank you very much (for services received as opposed to gifts)

thank you very much (for services / favors rather than gifts) [colloquial]

fit, useful, suitable; to be right

be noisy, shouting annoyingly

to lust after someone [colloquial]

to make a racket

thank you very much; thank you so much [colloquial]

total superiority or on top / above anyone else