Brighten Up The Day Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Brighten Up The Day Idiom mean?

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Brighten up the day What does Brighten up the day mean?	If something brightens up your day, something happens that makes you feel positive and happy all day long.
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a slip of the tongue What does "a slip of the tongue" mean?	something that is said at the wrong time and is not what you want to say	The clerk's comment to the customer was a slip of the tongue.

in the long run What does "in the long run" mean?	over a long period of time	The company has been losing money recently but in the long run they should make a profit.
face value (of something) What does "face value (of something)" mean?	the official value or worth of something	Although the face value of the postage stamp was very low it sold at the auction for much money.
Bottoms up! What does "Bottoms up!" mean?	everybody should drink now (this expression is used at the end of a drinking toast)	"Bottoms up," our host said at the beginning of the dinner.
like a house on fire What does "like a house on fire" mean?	rapidly and with force	We worked like a house on fire in order to finish our work before our vacation.
bad egg What does "bad egg" mean?	a bad person, a bum	My neighbor is a bad egg and you should avoid him if you can.
cut a deal What does "cut a deal" mean?	to make a business arrangement or deal with someone	The company was able to cut a deal with their employees.

Like there's no tomorrow What does "Like there's no tomorrow" mean?	If you do something like there's no tomorrow, you do it fast or energetically.
Mark someone's card What does "Mark someone's card" mean?	If you mark someone's card, you correct them in a forceful and prompt manner when they say something wrong.
for the duration (of something) What does "for the duration (of something)" mean?	for the whole time that something continues	We had to use the outside classroom for the duration of the semester.

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Brighten Up The Day Idiom