30/08/2025
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1) Jack of all trades — a versatile person who can do many different tasks
• “Akhil is a jack of all trades—he edits videos, designs posters, and runs the sound.”
• “Startups love a jack of all trades who can switch hats quickly.”
2) Armchair critic — someone who criticizes without real experience or action
• “Don’t be an armchair critic—try the process before pointing out flaws.”
• “Twitter is full of armchair critics during every big match.”
3) Fair-weather friend — a friend who’s around only when things are going well
• “When I lost my job, the fair-weather friends disappeared.”
• “True support shows up; fair-weather friends only text when you’re winning.”
4) Tough cookie — a strong, resilient person
• “After the setback, she proved she’s a tough cookie and rebuilt the project.”
• “He may look quiet, but he’s a tough cookie in negotiations.”
5) Diamond in the rough — talented but unpolished person
• “The new analyst is a diamond in the rough—a bit raw, but brilliant.”
• “With mentoring, this intern could be a diamond in the rough who shines.”
6) A wolf in sheep’s clothing — someone who seems harmless but isn’t trustworthy
• “The vendor looked friendly, but he was a wolf in sheep’s clothing with hidden fees.”
• “Be careful—office politics can hide a wolf in sheep’s clothing behind a smile.”
