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get out from under (someone or something) What does get out from under (someone or something) mean?	to escape from a situation that one does not like	I would like to get out from under my boss who is always watching my work.
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armed and dangerous What does "armed and dangerous" mean?	to have a weapon that may be used (usually by a suspected criminal)	The criminal was armed and dangerous when the police arrested him.

get out of bed on the wrong side What does "get out of bed on the wrong side" mean?	to be in a bad mood	I think that she got out of bed on the wrong side as she is not talking to anyone today.
be over What does "be over" mean?	be finished; end.	"I can't see you until around 4 o'clock. My meetingswon't be over until then."
take the day off What does "take the day off" mean?	to choose not to go to work for one day	I decided to take the day off because I was not feeling well.
Tried and tested What does "Tried and tested" mean?	If a method has been tried and tested, it is known to work or be effective because it has been successfully used long enough to be trusted.
lead time What does "lead time" mean?	the time available to prepare for an event or put a product on the market to sell	The lead time to get a book published is very long.

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Get Out From Under (someone Or Something) Idiom