American Idioms and Expressions

Eat One's Heart Out Idiom

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eat one's heart out
What does eat one's heart out mean?
to be envious of someone or somethingI ate my heart out when I saw my friend and his new bicycle.

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cold
What does "cold" mean?
dead. He's cold. No need to shoot him again.
in one's second childhood
What does "in one's second childhood" mean?
interested in or doing things that children normally doMy uncle is in his second childhood and has just bought a sports car.
MVA
What does "MVA" mean?
motor vehicle accident
under the table
What does "under the table" mean?
in secret and usually illegalHe paid some money under the table in order to get his product imported into the country.
Prodigal son
What does "Prodigal son" mean?
A prodigal son is a young man who wastes a lot on money on a lavish lifestyle. If the prodigal son returns, they return to a better way of living.
cast a (critical/professional) eye over (someone or something)
What does "cast a (critical/professional) eye over (someone or something)" mean?
to look at something in a particular wayThe movie director cast a critical eye over the movie script from the writer.
tawny
What does "tawny" mean?
good; nice; excellent
get along on (something)
What does "get along on (something)" mean?
to manage to survive or do well with something My friend is able to get along on very little money.
The young woman gets along on her good looks very well.

to say the least
What does "to say the least" mean?
at the very least, without dwelling on the subjectAfter walking all day I am tired to say the least.
see eye to eye (with someone)
What does "see eye to eye (with someone)" mean?
to agree with someone, to have the same opinion as someone elseI never see eye to eye with my friend about which television program to watch.

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