inflict similar trouble or harm on someone to that which they have inflicted on oneself
used to express defiance or rejection of someone or something previously mentioned
behave in a manner appropriate to someone of one’s age and not to someone younger
have good reason to expect (something, typically something unpleasant)
be the person perfectly suited to a particular requirement or task
be badly beaten or completely unsuccessful in a race or competition
dare to do something that might be considered audacious (used when politely asking a question or making a suggestion)
said when encouraging someone to do something that they are hesitating to do
be attributable to (a particular factor or circumstance)
refrain from being harsh with or critical of (someone)