The idiom "to not put it past (someone)" means not to be surprised if someone did something specific and is almost always used starting with "I wouldn't."
L'idioma "to not put it past (someone)" significa non essere sorpresi se qualcuno facesse qualcosa di specifico, ed รจ quasi sempre usato con le parole iniziali "I wouldn't".
| Idiom | to not put it past (someone) |
|---|---|
| Definition | to not be surprised if (someone) .. |
| Examples | - You need to be careful. I wouldn't put it past him to go straight to the boss and tell her what you said. - I wouldn't put it past her to turn up in a bikini. You know how crazy she is. |
| Note | This idiom is almost always used with the starting words: I wouldn't. |
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