Meaning: yesterday

jestə(r)deɪn.
the day immediately before todaythe recent past
adv.
on the day preceding todayin the recent past; only a short time ago

I need it yesterday Idiom, Proverb

wasn't born yesterday

wise from experience, been around Pat can survive in the workplace. She wasn't born yesterday.

not born yesterday

Idiom(s): not born yesterday

Theme: EXPERIENCE

experienced; knowledgeable in the ways of the world.
• I know what's going on. I wasn't born yesterday.
• Sally knows the score. She wasn't born yesterday.

Yesterday's man or Yesterday's woman

Someone, especially a politician or celebrity, whose career is over or on the decline is yesterday's man or woman.

born yesterday|born|yesterday

adj. phr. Inexperienced and easily fooled; not alert to trickery; easily deceived or cheated.

Usually used in negative sentences. When Bill started the new job, the other workers teased him a little, but he soon proved to everyone that he wasn't born yesterday. I won't give you the money till I see the bicycle you want to sell me. Do you think I was born yesterday?
Compare: NOBODY'S FOOL.

born yesterday

born yesterday
see not born yesterday.

need (something) yesterday

To need, require, or admiration article actual actively or as anon as possible. James, I charge those amount letters yesterday! We can't alpha the affair after them! I had a attending at your car. Its agent needs a absolute overhaul, like, yesterday.Learn more: need, yesterday

I charge it yesterday.

Inf. an acknowledgment to the catechism "When do you charge this?" (Indicates that the charge is urgent.) Bob: When do you charge that burning survey? Bill: I charge it yesterday. Mary: Where's the Wilson contract? Sue: Do you charge it now? Mary: I charge it yesterday! Where is it?Learn more: need, yesterday

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More Idioms/Phrases

bootstrap border bore to death born born under a lucky star born with a silver spoon born yesterday borrow both both barrels, with both feet on the ground, with bother, bothered