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Climb on the bandwagon What does Climb on the bandwagon mean?	When people climb on the bandwagon they do something because it is popular and everyone else is doing it.
climb on the bandwagon What does climb on the bandwagon mean?	to join a popular activity or campaign	Many students climbed on the bandwagon to raise money for the school orchestra.
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give (someone) the ax What does "give (someone) the ax" mean?	to fire an employee	We gave the new employee the ax because he was always late for work.

throw one's weight around What does "throw one's weight around" mean?	give orders, attempt to boss people around	The new supervisor likes to throw his weight around the company.
a let-down What does "a let-down" mean?	a disappointment; something that's very disappointing.	"It must've been quite a let-down not to bechosen for that job. I know you really hoped you would get it."
As good as new What does "As good as new" mean?	If something has been used but is still in extremely good condition, it is as good as new.
bear fruit What does "bear fruit" mean?	to yield or give results	The woman's hard work at her business finally began to bear fruit when she started to make money.

come on strong What does "come on strong" mean?	to overwhelm others with a strong personality	The man came on too strong during the job interview.
up the creek What does "up the creek" mean?	in trouble	She is up the creek now that she has lost her passport.

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Climb On The Bandwagon Idiom