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
Laughter is the best medicine What does "Laughter is the best medicine" mean?	Laughing is often helpful for healing, especially emotional healing.

heart skips/misses a beat What does "heart skips/misses a beat" mean?	be startled or excited from surprise/joy/fright	My heart skipped a beat when the truck almost hit us last night.
fine-tooth/toothed comb What does "fine-tooth/toothed comb" mean?	great care, careful attention so as not to miss anything	We went over the room with a fine-tooth comb but we were unable to find the lost credit card.
die out What does "die out" mean?	to die or disappear slowly until gone	The campfire slowly died out and we went to bed.
a fair shake What does "a fair shake" mean?	honest treatment	The woman was not given a fair shake at the inquiry into her behavior.

on the wagon What does "on the wagon" mean?	to be not drinking alcohol (usually used for someone who has a drinking problem)	He has been on the wagon for over seven months now.
keep quiet What does "keep quiet" mean?	remain silent	"Could you please keep quiet and listen to the instructions."
get (something) into/through (someone`s) head What does "get (something) into/through (someone`s) head" mean?	to make someone understand or believe something	It was difficult to get it through the bank manager's head that I did not want a credit card.
bag man What does "bag man" mean?	person who transports money; a person who supplies narcotics or other drugs, a pusher
up and about What does "up and about" mean?	recovered from an illness	He has been up and about for a couple of days since he left the hospital.

American Idioms and Expressions

Face To Face Idiom