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The idiom piece of cake means Easy task or Easy to do

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"To pull socks up" is an idiomatic expression that means to get ready, prepare oneself, or to make an effort to improve one's performance or situation.

It is often used to encourage someone to take action, work harder, or to improve their behavior.

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• To get into the hot water:  to get into trouble
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•  To get into trouble مصیبت میں پڑنے کے لیے
• To get into the hot water is an idiom that means a difficult or dangerous situation

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Cut the mustard means to come up to expectations.

It refers to meeting or exceeding the required standards or expectations.

It typically in performance or ability.

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The phrase "weal and woe" means joys and sorrows.

It refers to both the good and bad, the fortunate and unfortunate, or the happy and sad aspects of life. 

"Ups and downs" is also a good way to describe the fluctuations in life, but "joys and sorrows" more directly captures the meaning of "weal and woe". 

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The full idiom is "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned".

It means that a woman who has been wronged or rejected can be extremely angry or vengeful.

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To have or do two good things at the same time that are impossible to have or do at the same time.

چوپڑیاں اور وہ بھی دو دو کی خواہش

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To keep one's temper is an English phrase.

To keep one's temper means to be in a good mood.

To keep one's temper means پرسکون ہوجانا، غصہ نہ کرنا 

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