American Idioms and Expressions

A Hard Sell Idiom

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a hard sell
What does a hard sell mean?
an attitude where you pressure someone to buy somethingThe car dealer gave me a hard sell on the new car so I went to another dealer.
a hard sell
What does a hard sell mean?
a way of selling something that is very aggressive and uses much pressureThe car salesman gave us a hard sell so we went to another car dealer.
a hard sell
What does a hard sell mean?
a way of selling something that is very aggressive and uses much pressure The car salesman gave us a hard sell so we went to another car dealer.

a hard sell
What does a hard sell mean?
an attitude where you pressure someone to buy something The car dealer gave me a hard sell on the car so I went to another dealer.


Some Random Idioms
beat the rap
What does "beat the rap" mean?
to escape conviction and punishment for a crime The man hired a good lawyer and was able to beat the rap easily.

sooner or later
What does "sooner or later" mean?
eventually"Sooner or later you must give me my money so you should do it soon."
Button your lip
What does "Button your lip" mean?
If you button your lip, you keep quiet and don't speak. It is also used as a way of telling someone to shut up.
raise a white flag
What does "raise a white flag" mean?
to indicate that you have been defeated and that you want to give up The soldiers raised a white flag and surrendered to the enemy.

in one's Sunday best
What does "in one's Sunday best" mean?
in one's best clothes that you would wear to go to worship in a church (in the days when people dressed in a more formal way to attend church) I was dressed in my Sunday best when I went for the job interview.

true to form
What does "true to form" mean?
exactly as expected, following the usual patternTrue to form our teacher refused to accept any of our papers late.
on the wagon
What does "on the wagon" mean?
to be not drinking alcohol (usually used for someone who has a drinking problem)He has been on the wagon for over seven months now.
go into hiding
What does "go into hiding" mean?
to conceal oneself in a hiding place for a period of timeThe bank robbers went into hiding after the bank robbery.
come out in the wash
What does "come out in the wash" mean?
to work out all right, to turn out well in the end, to become understood eventually Everything came out in the wash as the students discussed their problems.

bag
What does "bag" mean?
use a bag breathing apparatus to get air into someone's lungs (standard phrase in medicine)

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