Cut Class Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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cut class What does cut class mean?	to not go to class	I cut class last week and went to a movie.
cut class What does cut class mean?	not go to class	I decided to cut class in order to study for my geography test.
cut class What does cut class mean?	to not go to class	I cut class last week and went to a movie.
cut class What does cut class mean?	to not go to class	I decided to cut class in order to study for my geography test.
	Some Random Idioms
in charge of something What does "in charge of something" mean?	to be responsible for an activity or group of people	Our teacher is in charge of selling tickets for the school dance.

Living hand to mouth What does "Living hand to mouth" mean?	To be poor, to have difficulty supporting yourself.	Most people who marry young start out living hand to mouth. During the Great Depression and other times of economic scarcity, people often did not know when or where the next meal was coming from. In such a case, when you get something in your hand that can be eaten, it goes into the mouth immediately: ergo "hand to mouth."
meet the requirements (for something) What does "meet the requirements (for something)" mean?	fulfill the requirements for something	The new nurse does not meet the requirements to be a nurse in our hospital.
a cinch What does "a cinch" mean?	something that's very easy to do.	A: How was the test?B: It was a cinch. I finished it quickly and I know that allmy answers were correct."
come to the point What does "come to the point" mean?	to be direct	The man's speech was interesting but he never really came to the point.
tell it to the marines/Sweeney What does "tell it to the marines/Sweeney" mean?	I do not believe you, stop trying to fool me	My friend said that she was going to start her own business but I told her to tell it to the marines as I did not believe her.
to the full What does "to the full" mean?	very much, fully	My father always tries to live his life to the full.
follow in (someone`s) footsteps/tracks What does "follow in (someone`s) footsteps/tracks" mean?	to follow someone`s example, to follow someone exactly	The boy is following in his father`s footsteps and has decided to work for a bank.
work like a horse What does "work like a horse" mean?	to work very hard	My grandfather worked like a horse when he was a young man.
have a go (at) What does "have a go (at)" mean?	idiom. attempt; give a try

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Cut Class Idiom