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get along with (someone) What does get along with (someone) mean?	to have a good relationship with someone	I do not get along with the woman who I work with.
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take notice of (something) What does "take notice of (something)" mean?	to observe something	The city workers take notice of the houses which do not follow the local garbage regulations.

castles in the air What does "castles in the air" mean?	daydreams	My sister is always building castles in the air and is very unrealistic.
budget crunch/squeeze What does "budget crunch/squeeze" mean?	a situation where there is not enough money in the budget	There is a severe budget squeeze at our company and we must stop wasting money.
show up What does "show up" mean?	to become easy to see	After we cleaned the vase the design began to show up.
fix up (something) or fix (something) up What does "fix up (something) or fix (something) up" mean?	to repair something, to put something back in good condition	We want to fix up our house this summer.
one-upmanship What does "one-upmanship" mean?	the ability to keep ahead of others, the ability to keep an advantage	His one-upmanship and his desire to always be better than everyone else makes many people tired of him.
duby What does "duby" mean?	marijuana
red tape What does "red tape" mean?	excessive formalities in official business	Many businesses complain about the red tape that they must deal with in order to get anything done with the government.
here and there What does "here and there" mean?	in various places, go to various places	We went here and there during our holidays.
draw (someone) out or draw out (someone) What does "draw (someone) out or draw out (someone)" mean?	to make a person talk or tell something	The girl was very quiet but we were able to draw her out and she began talking.

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Get Along With (someone) Idiom