Idiom of the week – Go toe-to-toe
Posted by englishlessons on January 25, 2012
Definition:
go/stand fight or argue (with someone)
Examples:
The politician went toe-to-toe with his opponent in the debate.
Those two companies are going toe-to-toe in the market for tablet computers.
Picture it:
Think of two opponents standing close together, facing each other, toe-to-toe in a confrontation.
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