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every dog has his day What does every dog has his day mean?	everyone will have a chance for success someday	You should be patient and wait until you get a chance. Remember every dog has his day.
every dog has his day What does every dog has his day mean?	everyone will have his chance or turn, everyone will get what he deserves	"Don`t worry about him. Every dog has his day and he will eventually suffer for all the bad things that he is doing."
every dog has his day What does every dog has his day mean?	everyone will have his chance or turn	My friend is very discouraged because of his recent bad luck. However, every dog has his day and he should soon overcome those problems and find success.
every dog has his day What does every dog has his day mean?	everyone will have his chance or turn, everyone will get what he deserves	"Don`t worry about him. Every dog has his day and he will eventually suffer for all the bad things that he is doing."
every dog has his day What does every dog has his day mean?	everybody will have a chance for success someday	You should be patient and wait until you get a chance. Remember every dog has his day.
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not make head nor tail of (something) What does "not make head nor tail of (something)" mean?	not be able to understand something	We could not make head nor tail of what he was trying to say during his speech.
AFAIK What does "AFAIK" mean?	as far as I know (computers and Web usage).	AFAIK, it's not a problem.
can't stomach (someone or something) What does "can't stomach (someone or something)" mean?	to dislike or hate someone or something	I cannot stomach the idea of meeting my old girlfriend.
a scaredy-cat What does "a scaredy-cat" mean?	someone who is easily frightened (usually used by children)	The children called their friend a scaredy-cat because she would not go into the empty house.
get out of hand What does "get out of hand" mean?	to become difficult or impossible to control	The party got out of hand and the school authorities asked everyone to go home.
Blue-eyed boy What does "Blue-eyed boy" mean?	Someone's blue-eyed boy is their favourite person.
quick on the draw What does "quick on the draw" mean?	to be quick to respond to something, to be quick to draw a gun and shoot	The man is quick on the draw and can answer most questions immediately.

At a loose end What does "At a loose end" mean?	(UK) If you are at a loose end, you have spare time but don't know what to do with it.
come to pass What does "come to pass" mean?	to happen, to occur	I do not know what will come to pass but for now the company has many financial problems.
give voice to (something) What does "give voice to (something)" mean?	to speak out about something	The small organization gives voice to many of the poor people in the city.
right at (a specific time/place) What does "right at (a specific time/place)" mean?	to be exactly at a specific time/place	The concert started right at 9:00 PM.
do time What does "do time" mean?	to spend time in prison	The man was doing time when we first heard about him.

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Every Dog Has His Day Idiom