American Idioms and Expressions

Change Of Heart Idiom

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change of heart
What does change of heart mean?		 a change in the way one feels about somethingThe woman had a change of heart and decided to let her child go to the circus.
change of heart
What does change of heart mean?		 a change in the way one feels about something The woman had a change of heart and let her child go to the circus.


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Bird-brain
What does "Bird-brain" mean?		 Someone who has a bird-brain, or is bird-brained, is stupid.
catch up on (something)
What does "catch up on (something)" mean?		 to do something that you have not had time to do, to learn about something (the daily news or news about old friends) I need to catch up on some of my reading this weekend.
I met my friend and we caught up on some news.

catch up with (someone or something)

Silver screen
What does "Silver screen" mean?		 The silver screen is the cinema.
make an offer
What does "make an offer" mean?		 to make a financial proposal for a product or serviceWe want to buy the house and we plan to make an offer on Saturday.
burst at the seams
What does "burst at the seams" mean?		 to explode with pride or laughter, to be full to the breaking point The train was bursting at the seams as it entered the station.
I was bursting at the seams from laughter.
get one's head above water
What does "get one's head above water" mean?		 to get in control of one's situation (often financial situation) When I get my head above water I will be able to spend less time working.

rophies
What does "rophies" mean?		rohypnol
take a gander at (someone or something)
What does "take a gander at (someone or something)" mean?		 to examine someone or somethingI asked the car mechanic to take a gander at the steering system on my car.
book
What does "book" mean?		 leave; go; depart. Gotta book, I'm meeting some friends soon.
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