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bargain on (something) What does bargain on (something) mean?	to plan or expect something	We did not bargain on having heavy rain during our summer birthday party.
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Set in stone What does "Set in stone" mean?	If something is set in stone, it cannot be changed or altered.
lend someone a hand What does "lend someone a hand" mean?	help someone.	"I can't do this alone. Can you lend me ahand?"
out of shape What does "out of shape" mean?	to be not in good physical condition	My mother is out of shape and cannot walk for a long distance.
watch (someone or something) like a hawk What does "watch (someone or something) like a hawk" mean?	to watch someone or something very carefully	The mother watched her young child like a hawk.

grit one's teeth What does "grit one's teeth" mean?	to grind one's teeth together in anger and determination and reluctance	I grit my teeth and phoned my father to ask if I could borrow some money.
grin from ear to ear What does "grin from ear to ear" mean?	to have a big grin on one's face	The man was grinning from ear to ear after he found the money.
from the heart What does "from the heart" mean?	sincerely, honestly	The boy gave his girlfriend some flowers with a message from the heart.
Good grief! What does "Good grief!" mean?	used to show surprise (good or bad)	"Good grief! It`s 6:00 and I still have not finished this job."

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Bargain On (something) Idiom