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*Example: "It'll take some time for the new receptionist to learn the ropes." | *Example: "It'll take some time for the new receptionist to learn the ropes." | ||
long shot | ==long shot== | ||
A "long shot" is something that has a very low probability of happening. | A "long shot" is something that has a very low probability of happening. | ||
*Example: "I know it's a long shot because of her busy schedule, but maybe I can convince her to help me." | *Example: "I know it's a long shot because of her busy schedule, but maybe I can convince her to help me." | ||
==on a shoestring== | ==on a shoestring== | ||
with limited money. | with limited money. | ||