Meet Your Expectations Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Meet Your Expectations Idiom mean?

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Meet your expectations What does Meet your expectations mean?	If something doesn't meet your expectations, it means that it wasn't as good as you had thought it was going to be; a disappointment.
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throw (someone) to the wolves What does "throw (someone) to the wolves" mean?	to send someone into danger without protection	The coach threw the boy to the wolves when he joined the team of older players.

a cash cow What does "a cash cow" mean?	a product or service that makes much money	Our new business is a cash cow. We are making a lot of money now.
monkey see, monkey do What does "monkey see, monkey do" mean?	someone copies something that someone else does	It is monkey see, monkey do for the boy. He copies everything that his friend does.
play it cool What does "play it cool" mean?	to act calm and not concerned	I tried to play it cool when the policeman stopped me when I was driving my car.
in all one's born days What does "in all one's born days" mean?	in all one's life	In all my born days I have never met a more stubborn person.
Stick to your guns What does "Stick to your guns" mean?	If you stick to your guns, you keep your position even though people attack or criticise you.
No pain, no gain What does "No pain, no gain" mean?	Achievements require some sort of sacrifice.
speak for (something) What does "speak for (something)" mean?	to make a request for something, to ask for something	I spoke for the comfortable chair as soon as I entered the room.
damn What does "damn" mean?	curse; doom.	Damn you. How could you do that?
a hand-me-down What does "a hand-me-down" mean?	a piece of clothing that is given to someone after another person does not need it	My father wore many hand-me-down clothes when he was a child.
A bit much What does "A bit much" mean?	If something is excessive or annoying, it is a bit much.

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Meet Your Expectations Idiom