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Overboard?
What is "overboard"? btw is this "British" English?
So enjoy a glass of wine with dinner once in a while, or pour yourself a beer after a long day at work. Just make sure not to go overboard, because over consumption of alcohol can lead to some very serious health issues.
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go overboard ~ go to extremes ~ take things too far (metaphorically) — in this context, "drink too much". As far as I know, this expression is equally British and American. CJ
- go overboard ~ go to extremes ~ take things too far (metaphorically) — in this context, "drink too much".
- As far as I know, this expression is equally British and American.
- CJ
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go overboard ~ go to extremes ~ take things too far (metaphorically) — in this context, "drink too much".
As far as I know, this expression is equally British and American.
CJ
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