steal someone's thunder
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idiomIdiomTo take the credit for someone else's idea or accomplishment, often unintentionally.
The junior senator stole the senior senator's thunder by announcing the agreement first.
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Learn 10 ENGLISH IDIOMS from Entertainment
- and we're going to look at "steal the show," "to steal the show," "to steal someone's thunder," "bring down the curtains," "break a leg," and "behind the scenes," okay?
and we're going to look at "steal the show," "to steal the show," "to steal someone's thunder," "bring down the curtains," "break a leg," and "behind the scenes," okay?
- and we're going to look at "steal the show," "to steal the show," "to steal someone's thunder," "bring down the curtains," "break a leg," and "behind the scenes," okay?
and we're going to look at "steal the show," "to steal the show," "to steal someone's thunder," "bring down the curtains," "break a leg," and "behind the scenes," okay?
10 English Weather Idioms and Expressions | Speak English Like A Native
- You can "steal someone's thunder", if you "steal someone's thunder", it means you take away all the attention away from someone on their special day, okay, on their special moment.
You can "steal someone's thunder", if you "steal someone's thunder", it means you take away all the attention away from someone on their special day, okay, on their special moment.
- You can steal someone's thunder.
You can steal someone's thunder.
10 Weather Expressions in English
- "I'm on cloud nine." Number nine: "steal someone's thunder". Okay,
"I'm on cloud nine." Number nine: "steal someone's thunder". Okay,
- what does it mean to steal someone's thunder? If you steal someone's thunder... Thunder
what does it mean to steal someone's thunder? If you steal someone's thunder... Thunder