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Recharge your batteries What does Recharge your batteries mean?	If you recharge your batteries, you do something to regain your energy after working hard for a long time.
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once in a while What does "once in a while" mean?	occasionally	We like Japanese food so we go to that restaurant once in a while.

eagle eye What does "eagle eye" mean?	an eye with sharp visual powers	The woman watched her young child with an eagle eye.
a-hole What does "a-hole" mean?	asshole; a very annoying, dumb person (usually used in reference to men)
thrill (someone) to pieces/death What does "thrill (someone) to pieces/death" mean?	to please or excite someone very much	The music that they played at the wedding thrilled me to pieces.
get off on the wrong foot (with someone or something) What does "get off on the wrong foot (with someone or something)" mean?	to make a bad start with someone or something	I got off on the wrong foot with my boss and our relationship is not good.
judge (someone) on his or her own merit What does "judge (someone) on his or her own merit" mean?	to judge or evaluate someone on his or her own achievements and virtues	We judged the man on his own merit and not by what people were saying about him.
get a foothold (somewhere) What does "get a foothold (somewhere)" mean?	to find a starting point somewhere	The new political party is beginning to get a foothold in the big cities.

mum What does "mum" mean?	mother; mom
bear fruit What does "bear fruit" mean?	to yield or give results	The woman's hard work at her business finally began to bear fruit when she started to make money.
Where there's smoke, there's fire What does "Where there's smoke, there's fire" mean?	When there is an indication or sign of something bad, usually the indication is correct.
(one's) back is against the wall What does "(one's) back is against the wall" mean?	one is in a very difficult position	The man's back was against the wall and there was nothing that he could do to change the situation.

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Recharge Your Batteries Idiom