Wednesday, October 23, 2019

Idiom of the Day: At All Costs


Meaning:
      The expression "at all costs" means that to get something done or to prevent something, someone or something must do necessarily everything in order to do or prevent it.

Example:
      We must keep our tree house protected at all costs from bullies.



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