As Blind As A Bat Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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as blind as a bat What does as blind as a bat mean?	blind	The man is as blind as a bat and cannot see more than a small distance ahead.
as blind as a bat What does as blind as a bat mean?	blind, unable to see	The man was as blind as a bat and he could not see anything at all.
as blind as a bat What does as blind as a bat mean?	blind	The man is as blind as a bat and cannot see more than a small distance ahead.
as blind as a bat What does as blind as a bat mean?	blind, unable to see	The man is as blind as a bat and he cannot see anything.
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solid as a rock What does "solid as a rock" mean?	very solid/dependable	The small bank in our city is as solid as a rock and is a very stabe organization.
one's feet are on the ground What does "one's feet are on the ground" mean?	one has sensible ideas	My father is a good man and always has his feet on the ground.
get worked up about/over (something) What does "get worked up about/over (something)" mean?	to get excited or angry about something	My friend always gets worked up about his problems at work.
Roll your eyes What does "Roll your eyes" mean?	If you roll your eyes, you show with your eyes that you don't believe someone or aren't interested in what they're saying.
put (someone) in the picture What does "put (someone) in the picture" mean?	to tell someone what the situation is	The supervisor has finally decided to put me in the picture about the new policy at work.

Cr�me de la cr�me What does "Cr�me de la cr�me" mean?	The cr�me de la cr�me is the very best of something.
know what's what What does "know what's what" mean?	know the facts about something	It was difficult to determine what's what with the man's problem.
measure up to (someone or something) What does "measure up to (someone or something)" mean?	be equal to someone or something, be of the same quality as someone or something	The new accounting manager does not measure up to the previous accounting manager.
hit the books What does "hit the books" mean?	begin to study hard	After playing all weekend I had to hit the books on Sunday evening.
a match made in heaven What does "a match made in heaven" mean?	a couple who get along perfectly	a couple who get along perfectlyWhen the two people finally got together it was a match made in heaven and everyone thought that they would stay together forever.

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As Blind As A Bat Idiom