Change One's Mind Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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change one's mind What does change one's mind mean?	decide to do something different from what had been decided earlier.	A: "Why are you working this week? I thought you weregoing to be on vacation."B: "I changed my mind. I'm taking my vacation next month."
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in a word What does "in a word " mean?	briefly, to sum up	In a word, the problem with the car is that it needs a new motor.

cut both ways What does "cut both ways" mean?	to serve both sides of an argument	What the man said cuts both ways and we should carefully think about it.
WB What does "WB" mean?	welcome back
sack out What does "sack out" mean?	to go to bed, to go to sleep	I sacked out as soon as I arrived home last evening.
take stock What does "take stock" mean?	to count the items of merchandise or supplies in stock, to take inventory	The department store closes for three days every March in order to take stock.
to whom it may concern What does "to whom it may concern" mean?	to the person to whom something applies	I do not know the name of the sales manager so I will address the letter, "to whom it may concern."
hold up What does "hold up" mean?	prove true	Her story held up during the questioning by the police.
find one's feet What does "find one's feet" mean?	to become used to a new situation or experience	My uncle is finally finding his feet in his new job.

kawabunga What does "kawabunga" mean?	yeah; horray; yippee (an expression of excitement or enthusiasm, popularized in the TV series "The Simpsons")
true love What does "true love" mean?	a genuine feeling of romantic love	a genuine feeling of romantic loveIt seemed like true love until we began to fight all of the time.
not worth a hill of beans What does "not worth a hill of beans" mean?	worthless	The man is a liar and what he says is not worth a hill of beans.
warts and all What does "warts and all" mean?	including all one's faults and disadvantages	I opened my heart to my friend and told him everything - warts and all.
eat like a bird What does "eat like a bird" mean?	to eat very little	The boy eats like a bird. That is why he cannot gain enough weight to join the football team.

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Change One's Mind Idiom