act disorderly or unlawfully

only God can protect one's honour

remark made when someone is blamed for another's mistake or someone's responsibility is foisted on another

put one's life at risk, strive very hard

to vanish, to disappear

one who praises

said when the cost of renovation or repair, etc. is more than the original price

I swear on your head, to swear one's head, to swear with one's head

spend on something more than it is worth, too high a cost or wage for such a minor job

take something by force or violence

the someone is helpless by doing his own work

take another's responsibility, invite other's troubles

rob Peter to pay Paul

praised, eulogized, laudable, praiseworthy, commendable

working beyond capacity

have one's head in his hands, be vanquished

lion's habitat