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"It's raining cats and dogs!"

That's an idiom (you can't take it literally)

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  1. "Break a leg" – used to wish someone good luck or success
  2. "Bite the bullet" – to endure a painful or difficult situation
  3. "Spill the beans" – to reveal a secret or information
  4. "Hit the nail on the head" – to describe something as precisely correct
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