Face To Face Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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face to face What does face to face mean?	in person	I had a face-to-face meeting with my supervisor to talk about my job performance.
face-to-face What does face-to-face mean?	in person, in the same location	The soccer star had a face-to-face meeting with his new team yesterday.
face to face What does face to face mean?	in person	I had a face-to-face meeting with my supervisor to talk about my job performance.
face-to-face What does face-to-face mean?	in person, in the same location	The soccer star had a face-to-face meeting with his new team yesterday.
	Some Random Idioms
wear and tear What does "wear and tear" mean?	damage as a result of ordinary use	They put a lot of wear and tear on their car during their long holiday.

get on the good side of (someone) What does "get on the good side of (someone)" mean?	to get in someone's favor	I took my aunt to a nice restaurant in order to get on her good side.
yank somebody's chain What does "yank somebody's chain" mean?	annoy; harass; irritate
talk until one is blue in the face What does "talk until one is blue in the face" mean?	to talk until one is exhausted	I talked until I was blue in the face but still my supervisor would not let me take a day off from work.
deep-six (something) What does "deep-six (something)" mean?	to throw away something, to dispose of something	I decided to deep-six the videos as I did not want them any longer.
with one/both hand(s) tied behind one's back What does "with one/both hand(s) tied behind one's back" mean?	easily	I can look after the computer system with both hands tied behind my back.
in public What does "in public" mean?	openly so others can see, not secretly	The new smoking law does not permit smoking in public.
get through (a course or set of material) What does "get through (a course or set of material)" mean?	finish (a course or set of material)	The boy was a very good student and quickly got through every course that he started.

supply and demand What does "supply and demand" mean?	the availability of something compared to the need or demand for something	The supply and demand for used sporting equipment is always very tight.
bundle up What does "bundle up" mean?	to put on warm clothes, to dress warmly	We bundled up and went for a walk in the park.
a hand-me-down What does "a hand-me-down" mean?	a piece of clothing that is given to someone after another person does not need it	My father wore many hand-me-down clothes when he was a child.
pitch in What does "pitch in" mean?	to give help or money for something	My friends pitched in and helped me finish the job quickly.
dig (someone or something) up or dig up (someone or something) What does "dig (someone or something) up or dig up (someone or something)" mean?	to make an effort to find someone or something	I had to dig up some blankets for my friend when he stayed at our house.

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Face To Face Idiom