In through one ear and out of the other is used to say that someone does not remember what you say or pay attention to it as the do not heed or acting on the information given. It also describe someone who appears to listen or concentrate to something but then does not remember what […]
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To pull a rabbit out of a hat
“To pull a rabbit out of a hat” means that you produce something seemingly out of nowhere or do something unexpected but ingeniously effective in response to a problem.
To let the cat out of the bag
“To let the cat out of the bag” is used when someone unintentionally or accidentally reveals a secrets or a surprise.