fall off the wagon
US /fɔl ɔf ðə ˈwægən/
・UK /fɔ:l ɒf ðə ˈwægn/
B2
idm.To resume an unwanted behavior, especially drinking alcohol after quitting.
He fell off the wagon and started drinking again last night.
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How To Be Consistent: 5 Steps To Get Things Done, All The Time
- I’ll be doing great for 2 weeks and by the 3rd I fall off the wagon, go on a hiatus,
I’ll be doing great for 2 weeks and by the 3rd I fall off the wagon, go on a hiatus,
- and by the third I fall off the wagon, go on a hiatus,
and by the third I fall off the wagon, go on a hiatus,
Authors@Google: Kelly McGonigal
- Sometimes we fall off the wagon. Everyone is imperfect." And to recognize that this
Sometimes we fall off the wagon. Everyone is imperfect." And to recognize that this
- Sometimes we fall off the wagon.
Sometimes we fall off the wagon.
David Allen: Getting Things Done
- Every single thing I'm going to share with you today, I fall off the wagon regularly and fast.
Every single thing I'm going to share with you today, I fall off the wagon regularly and fast.
- Every single thing I'm going to share with you today, I fall off the wagon regularly and fast.
Every single thing I'm going to share with you today, I fall off the wagon regularly and fast.