There will be hell to pay
Hi, Can you give me some examples using there will be hell to pay?
I know the meaning is something will be happening because of something else.
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There will be **** to pay >>>>>> This means t here will be a lot of trouble. caused. eg I've been late home for dinner for the last four evenings.
- There will be **** to pay >>>>>> This means t here will be a lot of trouble.
- caused.
- eg I've been late home for dinner for the last four evenings.
- My wife told me that if I'm late tonight, there will be **** to pay.
- The expression is more commonly used for minor matters such as in the example above.
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There will be **** to pay>>>>>> This means there will be a lot of trouble. caused.
eg I've been late home for dinner for the last four evenings. My wife told me that if I'm late tonight, there will be **** to pay.
The expression is more commonly used for minor
0mezzopiano, Can you give me some examples using there will be **** to pay?
Here is a sampling from fraze.it
If someone dared to sit in my homeroom seat, there would be **** to pay.
When I find out which one of them gave out my number, there will be **** to pay.
Had someone done something to embarrass u
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You're the type who inhales weight and has a difficult time losing it. By a herculean effort, you lose 5 lbs. in three months, a monumental achievement for you. But then Thankgiving comes, and you stuff yourself like there's no tomorrow. You know you've regained the 5 lbs., and maybe even more, and you avoid weighing yourself. For a week after Thanksgiving you a
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