hold foam in the mouth; to foam at the mouth
To be very excited and enraged.
A concern is a high and steep mountain
To have big concern.
take off a baby step
For a little kid to start toddling.
take off a baby step
For a business to start.
Legs, please save my life; Steps, please save my life
An exclamation that one says to oneself when running away from danger as fast as one can.
take off a step
To start walking.
take off a step
To start a business for the first time after preparation.
quicken one's step
To go hurriedly.
quicken someone's step
To demand someone to go hurriedly.
make one's step
For someone older and with higher status or position to pay a visit to someone with lower position.
a bleak cloud
A hopeless and gloomy situation.
stretch out one's evil hand[hand]
To approach to deceive or exploit.
fill one's black stomach
To satisfy one's desire with a dishonest intention or plan.
be sick and tired of fear
To be very frightened; to be very terrified.
eat fear [with one's finger]
To have fear or concern.
give fear
To make someone afraid or concerned.
circle the outside
To cling to the exterior phenomenon without thoroughly investigating the core of something.
decorate the cover
For an attention-grabbing story to be published on the cover page of a book or magazine.
like hiding the eyes of a crab
To eat up very greedily and quickly.
hold froth in the mouth; to foam at the mouth
To say something very excitedly and furiously.
take the side-crawl
To proceed by walking sideways.
take the side-crawl
For something to make slow progress.
ring the alarm
To warn against or advise on something wrong or dangerous.
give a side glance
To express interest implicitly.