| idiom. |
knock the bottom out of (a theory george serebryakov); pull the rug out from under your feet (The Government of China has once again reminded all private entrepreneurs that no matter how rich and successful you are it can pull the rug out from under your feet at any time. Alex_Odeychuk); rip the rug out from under someone's feet (george serebryakov); pull the rug out from under someone's feet (george serebryakov); take the wind out of someone's sails (george serebryakov); cut one's legs out from under smb. (Am.E., NYC Taras); knock the sand from under (someone george serebryakov) |
