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fools rush in where angels fear to tread What does fools rush in where angels fear to tread mean?	inexperienced people with little knowledge often become involved in difficult situations that smarter people would avoid	inexperienced people with little knowledge often become involved in difficult situations that smarter people would avoidFools rush in where angels fear to tread and when house prices became very high many people decided to buy a house.
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refill a prescription What does "refill a prescription" mean?	to sell a second set of medicine on a doctor's orders	I went to the pharmacy to refill a prescription for my mother.

keep cool What does "keep cool" mean?	stay calm	The police officers were trained to keep cool in difficult situations.
bull-headed What does "bull-headed" mean?	: stubborn; inflexible.	"Don't be so bull-headed. Why can't you admitthat others' opinions are just as good as yours?"
live from hand to mouth What does "live from hand to mouth" mean?	live on little money and in poor circumstances	Her brother is an artist and must live from hand to mouth because he has no money.
about to (do something) What does "about to (do something)" mean?	to be on the point of doing something	She was about to leave when the phone rang.
as wise as an owl What does "as wise as an owl" mean?	very wise	My grandfather is as wise as an owl and he seems to know everything.
Find your feet What does "Find your feet" mean?	When you are finding your feet, you are in the process of gaining confidence and experience in something.
Sharp as a tack What does "Sharp as a tack" mean?	If someone is as sharp as a tack, they are very clever indeed.
cut back on (something) What does "cut back on (something)" mean?	to use fewer or use less of something	We were forced to cut back on the number of people who were invited to the party.
In my book What does "In my book" mean?	This idiom means 'in my opinion'.

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Fools Rush In Where Angels Fear To Tread Idiom