Bull Headed Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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bull-headed What does bull-headed mean?	: stubborn; inflexible.	"Don't be so bull-headed. Why can't you admitthat others' opinions are just as good as yours?"
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very well What does "very well" mean?	agreed, all right	"Very well, if you want me to go I will go with you."
bite the bullet What does "bite the bullet" mean?	to endure a difficult situation, to face a difficult situation bravely	I have decided to bite the bullet and begin to study for my Master`s degree.
give (someone) his or her freedom What does "give (someone) his or her freedom" mean?	to set someone free	The court decided to give the man his freedom because of his good behavior in prison.
neither fish nor fowl What does "neither fish nor fowl" mean?	something that does not belong to a definite group/category	I do not know what you should call the strange food. It is neither fish nor fowl.
come away empty-handed What does "come away empty-handed" mean?	to return without anything	Nobody came away empty-handed at the end of the birthday party.
in good shape/condition What does "in good shape/condition" mean?	functioning or working well	Our television set was in good shape when we gave it to my friend.
stew in one`s own juice What does "stew in one`s own juice" mean?	to suffer from something that one has caused to happen to himself or herself	The man is stewing in his own juice after he got into trouble for being late.
have a change of heart What does "have a change of heart" mean?	to change the way one feels/thinks about something	I had a change of heart and I decided to go to the movie with my friend.

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