English Idioms The Weekly Idiom: To get away with something
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Definition:

To do something incorrect or wrong without suffering any negative consequences or punishment

Example Dialogue:

A: I haven't completely finished my report, but I put it on her desk anyway.
B: Really? Do you think you'll get away with it?
A: Yes, she never reads the reports anyway.

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