break even
Definition: to make neither a profit nor a loss
Example: Under the circumstances it is enough just to break even.
Usage note: often used in business
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- easy money
- keep house
- off the beaten track
- hale and hearty
- play (it) safe
- word for word
- in twos and threes
- a flash in the pan
- by the skin of one's teeth
- look daggers at somebody
- (as) fit as a fiddle
- go/sell like hot cakes
- on balance
- for kicks
- smell a rat
- do/perform/work miracles/wonders (for/with)
- under the weather
- break even
- compare notes (with) (on)
- fly off the handle
- go downhill
- forty winks
- let the cat out of the bag
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