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British Slang: to be/get off the hook

To be/get off the hook: Salir de un apuro, librarse de un problema / inconveniente. Ejemplos: We found the guy who stole the money, so we know you didn't do it; you're off the hook. We've caught you a

To be/get off the hook:

Salir de un apuro, librarse de un problema / inconveniente.

Ejemplos:

We found the guy who stole the money, so we know you didn't do it; you're off the hook.

We've caught you again, but this time you won't get off the hook so easily!

– You're lucky; it turns out that Dad never heard you come in late last night.
– Great, that means I'm off the hook!

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