Idiom Land — “Steal someone's thunder” means “to take credit...
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Cambridge English For Life Sdn Bhd - The etymology to steal someone's thunder: The story that lies behind 'stealing someone's thunder' is that of the literary critic and largely unsuccessful playwright, John
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To steal someone's thunder” – English proverb | Free English Materials For You
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Harry Styles helps fan to propose his girlfriend during concert, 'you stole my thunder'
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English Idioms: Learn and Play - 'To steal someone's thunder' means to to prevent someone from having success or getting attention by doing or saying whatever that person was planning to do
