More Than One String To Their Bow Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does More Than One String To Their Bow Idiom mean?

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More than one string to their bow What does More than one string to their bow mean?	A person who has more than one string to their bow has different talents or skills to fall back on.
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bite the bullet What does "bite the bullet" mean?	to endure a difficult situation, to face a difficult situation bravely	I have decided to bite the bullet and begin to study for my Master`s degree.

write off What does "write off" mean?	remove (an amount) from a business record, cancel (a debt)	The bank was forced to write off a large amount of its debt.
enough to go around What does "enough to go around" mean?	to be enough of something to serve everybody	There was enough cake to go around so everybody had a piece.
kissyface What does "kissyface" mean?	kissing
an open-and-shut case What does "an open-and-shut case" mean?	a legal matter that is simple and uncomplicated	It was an open-and-shut case after the lawyer presented the evidence to the judge.
go public What does "go public" mean?	to become a public company and to sell the company stock to the public	The stock of the Internet company rose very quickly after the company went public.
take effect What does "take effect" mean?	a law or rule becomes effective or in use	There is a new law related to Internet advertising that will soon take effect.
cross (someone's) palm with silver What does "cross (someone's) palm with silver" mean?	to give money to someone in payment for a service	We had to cross the apartment manager's palm with silver in order to rent the apartment quickly.
Cling to hope What does "Cling to hope" mean?	If people cling to hope, they continue to hope though the chances of success are very small.

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More Than One String To Their Bow Idiom