pull (someone's) bacon out of the fire

To save someone from imminent or impending trouble, difficulty, or danger. My brother is the best lawyer in town, and he's pulled my bacon out of the fire on more than one occasion! The president gets all the credit for the economic recovery, but it was really a team of international financial strategists that pulled our bacon out of the fire.

词组	pull (someone's) bacon out of the fire
释义	pull (someone's) bacon out of the fire pull (someone's) bacon out of the fire To save someone from imminent or impending trouble, difficulty, or danger. My brother is the best lawyer in town, and he's pulled my bacon out of the fire on more than one occasion! The president gets all the credit for the economic recovery, but it was really a team of international financial strategists that pulled our bacon out of the fire. See also: bacon, fire, of, out, pull Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: pull (someone or something) out of the fire pull out of the fire on red alert sword of Damocles a/the sword of Damocles Damocles' sword save one's skin, to toll ask not for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for (someone or something) gathering clouds
随便看	have the guts (to do something) have the hang of (something) have the heart have the heart (to do something) have the honor of (doing something) have the honour of something/of doing something have the horn have the hots have the hots for have the hots for someone have the hots for (someone or something) have the inside track have the jump on have the last laugh have the last say have the last word have the law on somebody have the law on (someone) have the legs of have the legs of (someone) have the luck of the devil have the makings of have the makings of (something) have the makings of something have the measure of someone