Do A Job On Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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do a job on What does do a job on mean?	destroy; ruin; harm (somebody or something)
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like father, like son What does "like father, like son" mean?	a son usually acts like his father	"Like father, like son," the man said as he watched the boy playing baseball exactly like his father.

common ground What does "common ground" mean?	shared beliefs or interests	There was no common ground between the two sides and the negotiations did not go well.
My foot! What does "My foot!" mean?	I do not believe it (said after someone says something that you do not believe and you repeat the statement with the expression "My foot!")	"My foot!" the man exclaimed when he learned that he would not be able to attend the meeting.
every minute counts What does "every minute counts" mean?	time is very important	Every minute counts when the fire department goes to fight a fire.
MD What does "MD" mean?	Doctor of Medicine	Doctor of MedicineShe received her MD when she was 26 years old and has been practicing medicine since then.
easy-going What does "easy-going" mean?	to be tolerant and relaxed	Our boss has a very easy-going management style.
Come on the heels of What does "Come on the heels of" mean?	If something comes on the heels of something, it follows very soon after it.
pitch-black What does "pitch-black" mean?	very black, as black as pitch	The road was pitch-black and we could not see anything.

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Do A Job On Idiom