Go Through (trouble Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Go Through (trouble Or Something) Idiom mean?

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go through (trouble or something) What does go through (trouble or something) mean?	to endure something, to experience something	I had to go through a lot of trouble to get my new passport.
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hot What does "hot" mean?	angry; upset

like mad What does "like mad" mean?	very fast, with great energy	I worked like mad but I was unable to finish the project by noon as I had hoped.
bear one's cross What does "bear one's cross" mean?	to carry or bear a burden	Raising three children by herself was the way that the woman had to bear her cross.
leave (someone) out in the cold What does "leave (someone) out in the cold" mean?	exclude someone	We made an effort not to leave my friend out in the cold when we were planning the birthday party.
show one's teeth What does "show one's teeth" mean?	to show one's anger or strength as a warning to someone not to argue or fight with you	Our supervisor showed his teeth when I began to argue with him about my job.

for peanuts What does "for peanuts" mean?	for very little money	The man had no money and was willing to work for peanuts.
slow and steady wins the race What does "slow and steady wins the race" mean?	being patient and determined will lead you to success	being patient and determined will lead you to successSlow and steady wins the race and the man was successful because of his hard work and patient determination.
out of circulation What does "out of circulation" mean?	to be not active, to not join in what others are doing	He has a new girlfriend so he will be out of circulation for awhile.
take (someone) into one's confidence What does "take (someone) into one's confidence" mean?	to tell a secret to someone and trust that person to keep the secret	The bank manager took the customer into his confidence and told him about the banking problems.

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Go Through (trouble Or Something) Idiom