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English Idioms Run Hot And Cold
Run Hot And Cold - to alternate between two opposite extremes, such as enthusiasm and disinterest or success and failure
- The doctor runs hot and cold. She can be very nice and very nasty.
- My boss runs hot and cold. He sometimes works very hard, and sometimes he is very lazy.
- My sister can run hot and cold. My sister can be the nicest person, or she can be the rudest person.
- The stock market has been running hot and cold. It can go up on some days, and drop some days.
- My car runs hot and cold. There are days the car runs excellent and other days the car does not work very well.
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