Idioms - D
Dark horse:
Someone who people don't know much about or how they will perform.
They chose a dark horse candidate for president.
Day in the sun:
When you are recognized for doing something important.
I know you think that the boss didn't notice your effort last week, but, don't worry, you'll get your day in the sun.
Days are numbered:
Use when somebody is going to die soon.
She is very sick, and her days are numbered.
Dial Down a Notch:
To relax, chill out, de-escalate.
Whoa, you're so hyper! Dial it down a notch.
Down To The Wire:
Very little time is left. (See: Crunch time)
We’re really down to the wire now. Let’s get everything done.
Drink like a fish:
To drink a lot at one time (alcohol).
Jack really knows how to drink like a fish!
Dropping Like Flies:
People getting sick, exhausted or dying.
Unreal! Our players are dropping like flies out there!
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