• The idiom "X marks the spot" is used to indicate the location of something or someone that is important, valuable, or of interest. It is often used to describe a hidden treasure or a secret that has been revealed.

The idiom "catch up" generally means to become current or up-to-date with something, such as events, news, or information that has previously been missed or neglected. It can also mean to close a gap or difference between oneself and someone else in terms of progress or achievement.

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The idiom "stone's throw" refers to a short distance or close proximity. It is derived from the literal meaning of throwing a stone and hitting something within reach. The term suggests that someone is within shouting range or can

The idiom "good Samaritan" refers to a person who is kind, generous, and selfless in helping others. It suggests someone who goes beyond their duty or expectations to provide assistance to someone in need.

The idiom "just in case" is used to indicate that something is being done or taken precautionarily, just in case a situation may arise where it becomes necessary. It can also mean that the action is being taken to avoid any negative consequences.