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get back to (something) What does get back to (something) mean?	to return to something	I needed a rest before I could get back to my work.
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hammer out (an agreement or a deal) What does "hammer out (an agreement or a deal)" mean?	to negotiate a deal or agreement by discussion and debate	The negotiations lasted all night but finally we were able to hammer out an agreement.
a number of (things or people) What does "a number of (things or people)" mean?	some things, some people	A number of people complained about the food in the restaurant.
street What does "street" mean?	Wall Street (note that this is often capitalized)
cap and gown What does "cap and gown" mean?	the special cap called a mortarboard and the robe that is worn during academic ceremonies such as graduation	All of the students wore a cap and gown to the graduation ceremony.
first of all What does "first of all" mean?	the very first thing	First of all we prepared the garden before we planted the seeds.
cast doubt on (someone or something) What does "cast doubt on (someone or something)" mean?	to cause someone or something to be doubted	The evidence presented at the trial cast doubt on the woman's testimony.
feel the pinch What does "feel the pinch" mean?	to have problems caused by having too little money	The family is beginning to feel the pinch since the husband lost his job.
drowning in (something) What does "drowning in (something)" mean?	to be submerged in something, to be overwhelmed with something	The man is drowning in debt and has no money. I am drowning in work this week.

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Get Back To (something) Idiom