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Idiom: Pull your finger out
Meaning: Try harder / hurry up / Stop wasting time.
Example:"You'd better pull your finger out, you have to get all this work finished before you can go home."
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What's your favourite English idiom?
Share your favourite English idiom (English expression) with us.
Explain what it means and use it in an example sentence. It's your turn to teach others some idioms!
Idiom: Pull your finger out
Meaning: Try harder / hurry up / Stop wasting time.
Example: "You'd better pull your finger out, you have to get all this work finished before you can go home."