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cover all the bases
idiom
(UScover the bases)
to do everything necessary to be sure that something is successful: 面面俱到
I think I’ve covered all the bases – I called everyone, ordered the food, and bought some decorations.我想我已经面面俱到，尽我所能了¬¬——我给每个人打了电话，定了餐，还买了一些装饰品。
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cover (all) the bases | American Dictionary
cover (all) the bases
idiom
to do everything necessary to be sure that something is successful:
I think I’ve covered all the bases – I called everyone, ordered the food, and bought some decorations.
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