American Idioms and Expressions

Cast In The Same Mold Idiom

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cast in the same mold
What does cast in the same mold mean?
to be very similarThe two sisters were cast in the same mold and were almost identical.
cast in the same mold
What does cast in the same mold mean?
to be very similar The two sisters were cast in the same mold and were almost identical.


Some Random Idioms
attend to (someone or something)
What does "attend to (someone or something)" mean?
to take care or deal with someone or somethingThe doctor attended to the other patient before he got to my mother.
get mixed up
What does "get mixed up" mean?
to become confused"I`m sorry but I got mixed up with the dates. That`s why I came today."
in dispute
What does "in dispute" mean?
something that is in disagreementMost parts of the agreement are not in dispute.
stop by (somewhere)
What does "stop by (somewhere)" mean?
to visit/pass by somewhere"Why don`t you stop by my house on your way home?"
freak out
What does "freak out" mean?
to become angry or lose control of oneself I freaked out when I discovered that my reservation had not been made.

at large
What does "at large" mean?
to be free, to be uncapturedThe criminal was at large for over three months.
take a trip
What does "take a trip" mean?
to go for a journeyWe plan to take a trip to Italy in November.
put one's foot down (about something)
What does "put one's foot down (about something)" mean?
to object to something strongly, to refuse to do something, to refuse to allow something to happenMy sister finally put her foot down and stopped paying for the gas for her daughter's car.
gun
What does "gun" mean?
rev up an engine
make mischief
What does "make mischief" mean?
cause troubleThe young boy seemed to enjoy the fact that he could make mischief whenever he wanted.

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