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Hrsanei Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Need an idiom
Hi.
I am looking for an idiom expressing the meaning in the following situation.
When somebody is teasing or humilating you because you are in trouble or you have made an embarrasing blunder and you want to use an idiom telling him/her that don't tease me it might happen to you one day.
I am looking for an idiom expressing the meaning in the following situation.
When somebody is teasing or humilating you because you are in trouble or you have made an embarrasing blunder and you want to use an idiom telling him/her that don't tease me it might happen to you one day.
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I can't think of an actual idiom, but here are a couple of suggestions as to what you could say: This could be you, you know. You might be next. It won't be so funny when it happens to you.
- I can't think of an actual idiom, but here are a couple of suggestions as to what you could say: This could be you, you know.
- You might be next.
- It won't be so funny when it happens to you.
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I can't think of an actual idiom, but here are a couple of suggestions as to what you could say:
This could be you, you know.
You might be next.
It won't be so funny when it happens to you.
This could be you, you know.
You might be next.
It won't be so funny when it happens to you.
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"What goes around, comes around."
"Sow the wind, reap the whirlwind."
"Sow the wind, reap the whirlwind."
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hrsaneiWhen somebody is teasing or humilating you because you are in trouble or you have made an embarrasing blunder and you want to use an idiom telling him/her that don't tease me it might happen to you one day.I can't judge from your description exactly how appropriate each might be, but here are a couple of possibilities.
Be careful what you sa
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