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?	to change one`s decision	My friend changed his mind and said that he would not go to the movie tonight.
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get one`s way What does "get one`s way" mean?	to be able to do what you want or get what you want	The girl is spoiled and always gets her way.

end up with (something) What does "end up with (something)" mean?	to get something as a result of something	I ended up with a cold last weekend after being outside in the rain.
penalty clause What does "penalty clause" mean?	a section in a contract specifing an amount to be paid if the contract is not fulfilled	There is a penality clause in our apartment rental agreement if we decide to move out early.
have a finger in the pie What does "have a finger in the pie" mean?	to be involved in something, to have a role in something	The waitress has a finger in the pie of the new restaurant.
hard of hearing What does "hard of hearing" mean?	unable to hear well, partially deaf	My grandfather is hard of hearing.
keep one`s nose clean What does "keep one`s nose clean" mean?	to stay out of trouble	The judge told the young man that he must keep his nose clean in order not to go to jail in the future.
would ('d) just as soon What does "would ('d) just as soon" mean?	would ('d) rather; prefer.	"I know we have a lot of work to do, but I'm tired. I'd just as soon leave and finish tomorrow. Is that OK with you?"

in bulk What does "in bulk" mean?	in large quantities or amounts	We usually buy some of our food in bulk.
bugger off What does "bugger off" mean?	imp. go away; shove off.	Bugger off. Just go away.
get the ball rolling What does "get the ball rolling" mean?	to start/begin an activity or action	I want to get the ball rolling and begin the meeting at once.
Plain as a pikestaff What does "Plain as a pikestaff" mean?	(UK) If something is as plain as a pikestaff, it is very clear.

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Change One`s Mind Idiom