The Noumea School of English - Idiom of the day: By the skin of your teeth 🦷 “By the skin of your teeth” is used when you do something by a very
Escuela de idiomas Oxford - Saturday's IDIOM: “BY THE SKIN OF YOUR TEETH” Definition: If you do something by the skin of your teeth, you only just barely did it. You almost
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