Carry Through With (something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Carry Through With (something) Idiom mean?

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carry through with (something) What does carry through with (something) mean?	to put a plan into action	The company carried through with its plan to open a new factory.
carry through with (something) What does carry through with (something) mean?	to put something into action, to do something	The steel company carried through with their plan to restructure operations.
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The world and his wife What does "The world and his wife" mean?	If the world and his wife were somewhere, then huge numbers of people were present.
faggot What does "faggot" mean?	male homosexual
tip (someone) off What does "tip (someone) off" mean?	to warn/inform someone	The bank tipped off the police that there was going to be a robbery at the bank.
like a bolt out of the blue What does "like a bolt out of the blue" mean?	suddenly and without warning	It was like a bolt out of the blue when my father said that he was going to change jobs.
off one`s rocker What does "off one`s rocker" mean?	to be crazy	He must be off his rocker if he thinks that he can spend much money and not have financial problems.

by leaps and bounds What does "by leaps and bounds" mean?	rapidly, by large movements forward	The construction of the new airport is progressing by leaps and bounds.
inside out What does "inside out" mean?	with the inner part on the outside and the outer part on the inside.	"Why are you wearing your tee shirt insideout?"
belly ride What does "belly ride" mean?	sexual intercourse between two people
keep time What does "keep time" mean?	keep track of the time in a game or athletic contest	I kept time during the football game at our high school.
soaked to the skin What does "soaked to the skin" mean?	with one's clothing wet right through to the skin	We were soaked to the skin when we got home from the picnic.

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Carry Through With (something) Idiom