Close A Deal Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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close a deal What does close a deal mean?	to end a negotiation successfully	We had to work hard but we were finally able to close the deal.
close a deal What does close a deal mean?	to end a negotiation successfully	We had to work hard but we were finally able to close the deal.
close a deal What does close a deal mean?	to end a negotiation successfully	We had to work hard but we were finally able to close the deal.
	Some Random Idioms
put (someone or something) out of one's head/mind What does "put (someone or something) out of one's head/mind" mean?	to try to forget someone or something	I was forced to put my holidays out of my head when we had the emergency problems at our company.

five by five What does "five by five" mean?	idiom. okay; all's well; all's good; everything is fine.	Five by five. We're ready to start.
fall over oneself to do something What does "fall over oneself to do something" mean?	to be extremely eager to do something or please someone	The couple fell over themselves in their effort to please their host.
shake off (someone or something) What does "shake off (someone or something)" mean?	to get rid of someone or something that is bothering you	I was able to shake off my cold after a weekend of resting in bed.
burn the candle at both ends What does "burn the candle at both ends" mean?	to work or play too hard without enough rest	The man has been burning the candle at both ends with his work and he is now sick.
dress up What does "dress up" mean?	to wear one`s best clothes	I decided to dress up to go to dinner on Saturday night.
mind goes blank What does "mind goes blank" mean?	to be suddenly unable to remember something	My mind went blank when I tried to remember the woman's name.

make peace with (someone) What does "make peace with (someone)" mean?	end a quarrel with someone	The two sisters were finally able to make peace with each other.
tag along with (someone) What does "tag along with (someone)" mean?	to go with someone, to follow along with someone	The little boy tagged along with his older brother when they went to the beach.
up to no good What does "up to no good" mean?	doing something bad	The boys were up to no good after school.
in a kind/sort of way What does "in a kind/sort of way" mean?	to a certain extent, a little, somewhat	In a kind of way I want to buy a new car but in other ways I don't think that I really need one.

American Idioms and Expressions

Close A Deal Idiom