Bear Fruit Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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bear fruit What does bear fruit mean?	to yield or give results	The girl's hard work began to bear fruit when she won the dance contest.
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.
bear fruit What does bear fruit mean?	to yield or give results	The girl's hard work began to bear fruit when she won the dance contest.
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.
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bear (someone or something) in mind What does "bear (someone or something) in mind" mean?	to remember and think about someone or something	We had to bear in mind that the child was only three years old.

out of thin air What does "out of thin air" mean?	out of nothing, from nowhere	The deer seemed to jump out of thin air and onto the road.
all the rage What does "all the rage" mean?	to be in current fashion	The new sneakers were all the rage during the summer.
before long What does "before long" mean?	soon	I had to wait a few minutes but before long my friend arrived to meet me.
excuse (someone) What does "excuse (someone)" mean?	to forgive someone	We excused the man for his rude comments because he did not know any better.
get carried away What does "get carried away" mean?	to be overcome by emotion or enthusiasm, to lose one's control or judgement	I got carried away yesterday and cleaned all of my apartment.

one man's meat is another man's poison What does "one man's meat is another man's poison" mean?	what is good for one person may be bad or unsuitable for another person	One man's meat is another man's poison and while some people like to eat something, other people may hate the same thing.
unaccustomed to (someone or something) What does "unaccustomed to (someone or something)" mean?	not used to someone or something	The man was unaccustomed to waking up early in the morning.
go to one's head What does "go to one's head" mean?	to make one dizzy	The drink quickly went to the man's head and he had to sit down and rest.

American Idioms and Expressions

Bear Fruit Idiom