Dash Off Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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dash off What does dash off mean?	to leave quickly	We dashed off as soon as the concert ended.
dash off What does dash off mean?	to leave quickly	We dashed off as soon as the concert ended.
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took What does "took" mean?	deceived; cheated; swindled

have one`s eye on (something) What does "have one`s eye on (something)" mean?	have a wish/aim for something, look or think about something	I want to buy a present for my girlfriend and I have my eye on a dress that I saw at the department store last week.
a great deal of (something) What does "a great deal of (something)" mean?	much or a lot of something	There was a great deal of water in our house after the flood.
have mixed feelings about (someone or something) What does "have mixed feelings about (someone or something)" mean?	be uncertain about someone or something	I have mixed feelings about moving away and taking the new job.
to the full What does "to the full" mean?	very much, fully	My father always tries to live his life to the full.

put (someone) on What does "put (someone) on" mean?	to fool or joke with someone, to tease someone	I think that my friend is putting me on. I do not believe that he will move to Italy.
When it rains, it pours What does "When it rains, it pours" mean?	This idiom means that when things go wrong, a lot of things go wrong at the same time.
for all one is worth What does "for all one is worth" mean?	as hard as one can	"I will try, for all I am worth, to help you get the job at the supermarket."

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Dash Off Idiom