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be at each other's throats

if two people are at each other's throats, they are arguing angrily. When we lived together, we were always at each other's throats.

See also: throat

each to his/her own

something that you say which means that it is acceptable for people to like or believe in different things. I find it hard to believe that anyone enjoys gardening. Ah well, each to his own.

live in each other's pockets

if people live in each other's pockets, they spend too much time together. I don't think it's healthy the way those two live in each other's pockets.

See also: live, pocket

take each day as it comes

to deal with things as they happen, and not to make plans or to worry about the future. I've lived through a lot of changes recently, but I've learnt to take each day as it comes.

See also: come, day, take

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at each other's throats

in angry disagreement. The neighbors are at each other's throats over who should repair the fence.

See also: throat

made for each other

perfectly matched. Those cool drinks and that hot, spicy food seem to have been made for each other. They are truly in love, and all of their friends thought they were made for each other.

See also: made, other

to each their own

it is obviously right for someone else, although you cannot understand why. Some people who work at home continue to dress in office clothes — well, to each his own, but I'd never do that.