American Idioms and Expressions

Cheat On (someone) Idiom

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cheat on (someone)
What does cheat on (someone) mean?
to be unfaithful to someoneThe man began cheating on his wife which was the cause of their divorce.

Some Random Idioms
AOK
What does "AOK" mean?
great, doing well great, doing wellHe said that he was feeling AOK even after the truck had hit him.
puke
What does "puke" mean?
vomit; vomitus. Look at the puke all over this bus station. It's disgusting.
in high gear
What does "in high gear" mean?
very fast and activeThe preparations for the party were in high gear when I arrived at the house.
so much the better
What does "so much the better" mean?
all to the better"So much the better, if extra people help us then we can get the work done quickly."
by the month
What does "by the month" mean?
one month at a time The rent for the apartment is paid by the month.

Long time no see
What does "Long time no see" mean?
'Long time no see' means that the speaker has not seen that person for a long time.
look (someone) (right/straight) in the eye
What does "look (someone) (right/straight) in the eye" mean?
to face and look at someone directlyI looked at the salesman right in the eye and told him not to bother me again.
feel like doing (something)
What does "feel like doing (something)" mean?
to be in the mood to do something, to want to do somethingI do not feel like doing the dishes now.
the picture of (something)
What does "the picture of (something)" mean?
the perfect example of somethingMy father was the picture of health when I saw him last month.
(not a) snowball`s chance in hell
What does "(not a) snowball`s chance in hell" mean?
no chance at all (used in the negative or interrogative or conditional)We do not have a snowball`s chance in hell of winning the game tomorrow.

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