Get Into Trouble Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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get into trouble What does get into trouble mean?	to become involved in some kind of trouble	The young boys try not to get into trouble when they are left at home alone.
get into trouble What does get into trouble mean?	to become involved in some kind of trouble	The young boys try not to get into trouble when they are home alone.
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save (someone's) bacon What does "save (someone's) bacon" mean?	to help someone from failing or having trouble	My friend saved my bacon when he helped me with the job that I could not do.
clit What does "clit" mean?	clitoris
tickle the ivories What does "tickle the ivories" mean?	play the piano

for better or worse What does "for better or worse" mean?	depending on how one looks at a matter, including both the good or bad effects of something	For better or worse I have decided to quit my job and move to Brazil.
(to be) hard on (someone's) heels What does "(to be) hard on (someone's) heels" mean?	to be following someone very closely	The police officer was hard on the heels of the criminal.
keep in touch (with someone) What does "keep in touch (with someone)" mean?	talk or write to someone	I have always tried to keep in touch with my friends from high school.
bump (someone) up What does "bump (someone) up" mean?	to upgrade someone's flight or room or car rental etc.	They bumped me up to first class for my flight.
know the ropes What does "know the ropes" mean?	know how to do something	I know the ropes at my job and I get along very well at work.
go (someone) one better What does "go (someone) one better" mean?	to do something better than someone else, to do more than someone	I decided to go my friend one better and I bought a more expensive present for my girlfriend.

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Get Into Trouble Idiom