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be ten/two a penny (British & Australian) to be very common. TV cookery shows seem to be ten a penny these days. nine times out of ten almost always. Nine times out of ten when you're dreading an occasion it turns out to be perfectly all right. nineteen/ten to the dozen (British & Australian, informal) if someone is talking nineteen to the dozen, they are talking very fast, without stopping. Gaby was chatting away nineteen to the dozen behind me and I couldn't concentrate. See also: dozen nine times out of ten almost always. When a company has to lay off workers, nine times out of ten women employees are the first to be fired. not touch something with a ten-foot pole to not want to become involved with something. If I were you, I wouldn't touch that job with a ten-foot pole. Usage notes: often used as a warning |
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