Feel Dragged Out Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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feel dragged out What does feel dragged out mean?	to feel exhausted	I was feeling dragged out so I went home and went to bed.
feel dragged out What does feel dragged out mean?	to feel exhausted	I was feeling dragged out so I went home and went to bed.
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slow down What does "slow down" mean?	to go more slowly than usual, to cause something to reduce speed	You should slow down when you are driving on a wet road.

jump down (someone`s) throat What does "jump down (someone`s) throat" mean?	criticize or become angry with someone	As soon as I reached the office my boss jumped down my throat over the missing file.
spare the rod and spoil the child What does "spare the rod and spoil the child" mean?	sometimes you must physically punish a child in order to teach him or her to behave properly	The parents supported some physical punishment for their children and believed that if you spare the rod you will spoil the child.
cross the Rubicon What does "cross the Rubicon" mean?	to do something where you cannot go back (Julius Ceasar crossed the Rubicon and made a fight with the Roman Senate inevitable)	The man crossed the Rubicon when he began on a course that he could never turn back from.
roll out the red carpet What does "roll out the red carpet" mean?	to greet a person with great respect, to give a big welcome to someone	The government rolled out the red carpet when the politician came to visit.
Apple of your eye What does "Apple of your eye" mean?	Something or, more often, someone that is very special to you is the 'apple of your' eye.
sleep on it What does "sleep on it" mean?	take at least a day to think about something before making a decision.	"The job that you're offering me sounds really good,but I'd like to sleep on it before giving you my final decision."
meet (someone) half-way What does "meet (someone) half-way" mean?	make a compromise with someone	He is very stubborn and is never willing to meet his friends half-way.
fall apart What does "fall apart" mean?	to become to not work properly	The equipment fell apart soon after we bought it.
clear the air What does "clear the air" mean?	to calm down and remove bad feelings	We tried to clear the air after our argument.
incumbent upon (someone) to (do something) What does "incumbent upon (someone) to (do something)" mean?	necessary for someone to do something	It is incumbent upon the next mayor to try and do something about crime in the city.

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Feel Dragged Out Idiom