| Idiom | (to) cut it (a little) close |
|---|---|
| Meaning | to try to do too much before a deadline; to not leave enough time to get a task done |
| Example | Jerry promised his customer he'd ship out the farm equipment by the end of the week. Since we haven't assembled it yet, I think that's cutting it close. |
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