Get It Through One`s Head Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Get It Through One`s Head Idiom mean?

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get it through one`s head What does get it through one`s head mean?	to understand/believe something	The man has got it through his head that he will get a job without making any effort.
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keep up with (someone or something) What does "keep up with (someone or something)" mean?	go at the same speed as a person or thing, maintain the same rate of progress	I can`t keep up with the rest of the class.

sixth sense What does "sixth sense" mean?	the ability to know or feel things that are beyond the five basic senses of sight/hearing/smell/taste/touch	The woman has a sixth sense and she knows everything that is happening around her.
hold up (as an example) What does "hold up (as an example)" mean?	point to someone or something as a good example	The student was held up as an example of an honest and good person.
hold a meeting What does "hold a meeting" mean?	to conduct a meeting	We plan to hold a meeting next week to discuss the problems with our new product.
out of stock What does "out of stock" mean?	not available for immediate sale	The toys are out of stock and we will have to wait several weeks before we get them.

keep body and soul together What does "keep body and soul together" mean?	to stay alive, to survive	The girl has been working very hard to keep body and soul together after her illness.
sooner or later What does "sooner or later" mean?	eventually.	"You've been working too hard for too long. If youdon't relax a little, sooner or later you're going to get sick."
go about one's business What does "go about one's business" mean?	to be busy or start working on something	Everybody is going about their business again after the holidays.
get off to a flying start What does "get off to a flying start" mean?	to have a successful beginning	The new restaurant got off to a flying start when many people came during the first weekend.

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Get It Through One`s Head Idiom